President Joe Biden “poured gasoline on that fire” with his criticism Tuesday in Philadelphia of election reforms in Arizona, Georgia, Texas and other states, according to former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli. “The President poured gasoline on that fire, he’s dividing us further and he undermines the credibility of those advocating for a federal takeover of elections,” Cuccinelli told reporters during a Wednesday telephone conference call. “That helps us defeat them, but it doesn’t help America come together to have this discussion over what does an ideal election look like,” said Cuccinelli, who served as Acting Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security under President Donald Trump. Cuccinelli is now President of the Election Transparency Initiative, a Arlington, Virgina-based non-profit group advocating in support of election law reforms at the state level. He was referring to Biden’s statements Tuesday condemning the election reforms as anti-democratic. “There is an unfolding …