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Rep. Andy Biggs wants Congress to appoint a president? How convenient

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Opinion: Without producing a shred of evidence of fraud, Rep. Andy Biggs is actually suggesting that the election be nullified and that Congress name a president. (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.)

By Laurie Roberts | Arizona Republic

U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., this month led a nine-member congressional delegation for a two-day tour of Arizona-Mexico border.

Yet another Arizona congressman has completely lost it over the defeat of President Donald Trump.

It’s expected and accepted that Rep. Paul Gosar lives in the land where conspiracies abound. Now Rep. Andy Biggs has careened right off the rails and over the edge.

You remember Biggs. He’s the congressman who believes that masks are government tyranny and hydroxychloroquine cures COVID-19.

On Tuesday, Biggs suggested that the entire election be nullified, leaving it to … wait for it … Congress to appoint a president.

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