Wash. Post columnist Henry Olsen in April: "Biden’s unfounded accusation Thursday that President Trump wants to delay November’s election was not only clearly over the line but also unmasks how low the supposedly moderate Biden will go to win." washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/… 
The Trump campaign promoted that piece:
W. James Antle III, the Washington Examiner's politics editor, wrote in April: washingtonexaminer.com/news/hell-seiz…
America First Action, which describes itself as "the only Official Pro-Trump Super PAC," promoted that piece:
Matt Wolking, the Trump campaign's deputy director of communications / rapid response: "Joe Biden's conspiracy theory is irresponsible and has no basis in reality."
The Trump War Room:
Steve Guest, the Republican National Committee's rapid response director: "Joe Biden is off his rocker to make such an irresponsible allegation without any evidence."
Students for Trump, whose chairman is Charlie Kirk: "Biden has a track record of lying - making false statements like the one he made about @realDonaldTrump 'trying to kick back the election' is completely irresponsible."
Another tweet from America First Action:
And another tweet from America First Action:
Matt Whitlock, senior adviser to the National Republican Senatorial Committee:
A subsequent tweet from Whitlock:
Ari Fleischer, a Fox News contributor and former White House press secretary for George W. Bush: "Biden's extreme, dangerous conspiracy theory should have caused a feeding frenzy in the media."
Fox News: (via @JohnnyHeatWave)
