Democrats to officially stop challenging 2016 election

WASHINGTON - After four years of failed attacks and unfounded accusations, leadership of the United States Democratic Party have announced they will officially stop challenging the 2016 election.

"Questioning elections is wrong we have decided just now" stated a senior unnamed source within the Democratic National Committee. "We will no longer question if a President is too old for the job, if their family have been colluding with foreign governments, or if voting machines are co-opting peoples true intentions."

In accordance with the new stance on election integrity, Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren, Ron Wyden and failed presidential hopeful Amy Klobuchar will no longer publicly challenge Dominion Voting Machines or accuse the tallying apparatus of "switching votes".

The DNC source finished by stating "We have realized very recently that questioning an election is unamerican and threatens Democracy, and that's why we will no longer question how President Trump was elected. Democrats request that everyone forget that we thought elections could be rigged and only believe the results this year were completely correct."