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originally posted by: Markovian2
Even if true it's far to late the trust is broken
Even if it seems insane you do not take claims of election fraud from a sitting president lightly you must do absolutely everything possible to show the people this is not true at that exact moment
Every day that passed without that solidified distrust to the point now you could show absolute proof and people won't believe you
Write them off however you want but that's a lot of people who no longer believe they have a voice this may well be known one day as what lead to the fall of the USA
originally posted by: Jane1B
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Jane1B
Who claimed widespread...
The media.. Yea
Democrats yea..
I only saw court cases in certain counties not every county in the nation. (you know widespread)
If there were no claims by Trump supporters how then it was claimed the election was stolen? To steal an election isn't an easy task.
Only claims and no proof yet.
originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: Jane1B
When the courts simply say we do not want to hear your case it is hard to get a case started. The majority of the cases in states where this occurred simply shut it down.
originally posted by: bruce88
originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: Jane1B
When the courts simply say we do not want to hear your case it is hard to get a case started. The majority of the cases in states where this occurred simply shut it down.
Care to detail the court cases where they were simply shut down? Of course it had nothing to do with there being no evidence of any election fraud!
originally posted by: JinMI
Texas v Pennsylvania
Law The suit was criticized by legal experts and called "outlandish".[48][18][49]
University of Texas School of Law law professor Stephen I. Vladeck called the suit the "craziest lawsuit filed to purportedly challenge the election". Election law expert Rick Hasen characterized the lawsuit as a "press release masquerading as a lawsuit" and "the dumbest case I've ever seen filed on an emergency basis at the Supreme Court."[50][49]
Another Harvard Law professor, Noah Feldman, characterized the lawsuit as a coup attempt by Republicans to overturn the results of the election.[51]
Texas has no say in how other states run their elections - or do you think Texas has some right to tell other states how to run their state? Perhaps Texas should follow the Constitution!
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: bruce88
Texas has no say in how other states run their elections - or do you think Texas has some right to tell other states how to run their state? Perhaps Texas should follow the Constitution!
No, they don't, yet Texas is affected when another state doesn't abide by it's own legislatures election rules.
originally posted by: matafuchs
The reason I will always feel there was fraud consists of 2 parts.
1. He won on election night. It was over. I have never in my life ever had to wait weeks for states to give results.
2. He received over 8 million more votes than in 2016. Even Obama did not pull more votes his second term.
Those are the statistics I start with.
Then move on to the states that decided it. He was up in EVERY state. It used to always be the Democrats vote early and Republicans day of and in person. If you have watched ANY elections in your life you know this is the excuse they use to call early.
I do not dispute the 2020 election because of ANYTHING Donald Trump said or told me. He is not the issue. The issue is that for the first time in history they were caught red handed.
I mean, even the CHAD case in FL went to the SCOTUS and that was ONE state and a few votes.
It was done in a few states and we all know which ones they were.
originally posted by: Jane1B
originally posted by: Markovian2
Even if true it's far to late the trust is broken
Even if it seems insane you do not take claims of election fraud from a sitting president lightly you must do absolutely everything possible to show the people this is not true at that exact moment
Every day that passed without that solidified distrust to the point now you could show absolute proof and people won't believe you
Write them off however you want but that's a lot of people who no longer believe they have a voice this may well be known one day as what lead to the fall of the USA
It's always on the side making the claims where proof is demanded.
It's called burden of proof and it's on Trump and his supporters/right wing commentators to prove their claims.
1) You claim you've never had to wait weeks for states to decide votes, but then refer to the 2000 election in which the election results weren't decided until December 12, by a SC decision. That decision gave Florida to Bush instead of Gore and Florida going to Bush is what gave him the Presidency. Seems like a pretty good example of having to wait weeks for a decision.
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
their millions of counterfeit ballots delivered late night to voting centers that banned all republican monitors.
originally posted by: bruce88
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: bruce88
Texas has no say in how other states run their elections - or do you think Texas has some right to tell other states how to run their state? Perhaps Texas should follow the Constitution!
No, they don't, yet Texas is affected when another state doesn't abide by it's own legislatures election rules.
Things that never happened for $1,000
Texas should worry about running Texas, not worry about other states running there own states
The courts agreed, which is why this garbage case was tossed in the bin.
originally posted by: asabuvsobelow
Case after Case has been brought forward and immediately dismissed before it was even reviewed .
Testimonies and so on and so forth
In another case, the Trump campaign’s affidavit was described by a judge as being “rife with speculation and guesswork about sinister motives.” The judge said the allegations were “not credible” and found that the people behind them were simply unfamiliar with how the ballot-counting process was conducted in Detroit.
“Perhaps if Plaintiffs’ election challenger affiants had attended the October 29, 2020 walk-through of the TCF Center ballot counting location, questions and concerns could have been answered in advance of Election Day,” Judge Timothy M. Kenny wrote. “Regrettably, they did not and, therefore, Plaintiffs’ affiants did not have a full understanding of the TCF absent ballot tabulation process.”
originally posted by: bruce88
originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
their millions of counterfeit ballots delivered late night to voting centers that banned all republican monitors.
Things that never happened for $1,000.;
Why do you tell obviously silly made up stories? That never happened.