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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Letters to the Editor

Believing the Big Lie won’t make it true

Supporters watch a video of President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Lansing, Michigan in October 2020. (Getty)

Your Sun-Times/WBEZ poll reported more than two-thirds of Illinois Republicans believe the Big Lie that Donald Trump won in 2020.

Republicans need to remember that believing something is true does not make it true. Some beliefs are not based on facts, and some people hold beliefs in spite of the facts. The mindset that allows people to believe things are true without any factual evidence also allows them to believe Trump won the 2020 presidential election.

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