Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Republican reactions to Donald Trump's claims of 2020 election fraud
my issue with the article is not that it is on a fringe topic, because  does not mandate the deletion of articles, only placing them in context (as I attempted to do by adding a couple of sentences in the lead about Trump's claims being false). My issue is the false dichotomy of "Denounced" or "Supported", a big |BLP issue as we are taking Republicans' comments out of context by pigeonholing them into such categories. For instance, we categorise Ben Sasse as "denouncing" Trump by saying: "If the president's legal team has real evidence, they need to present it immediately". No doubt Sasse chose these words carefully to avoid either supporting or denouncing Trump. {{pb}} Rather, I believe such a topic may be notable—it's not recentism to believe that a U.S. party's reaction to their president engaging in the fascist tactic of falsely denouncing a fair election result will be of historical importance—but it should absolutely not categorise comments in a binary way, instead presenting short quotes or representative samples of reactions from high-profile Republicans. The day-by-day summary section, while a bit unfocused, incomplete and a work in progress, is the better part of the article
— User:Bilorv, 16:34, 9 November 2020 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:FRINGE||WP:BLP (Wikipedia:Fringe theories)