There are two questions that we must be asking:
1) Was there fraud in this election?
2) Was the fraud massive and sufficient to hand the election to Joe Biden?
Here’s the thing — Evidence is CUMULATIVE — The Dead Voting, Statistical improbability, Dominion Software moving votes from Trump to Biden, hundreds of sworn testimonies, newly discovered discarded ballots by the thousands, etc. — ALL OF THEM FAVORING BIDEN.
So, in regards to the first question — ABSOLUTELY.
So, In regards to the second question: Was the fraud sufficient to hand the election to Joe Biden?
*THAT* is extremely difficult to prove short of a statewide AUDIT.
The one factor that has the potential to shift votes by the hundreds of thousands from Biden to Trump is the software used to tabulate the votes. Sidney Powell has been on top of this from the get go.... she better deliver because answering the second question very tough.
The evidence presented has to be SOLID ENOUGH to justify state wide audits and recounts ( re-vote even ).
You make good points. And I would probably expect our court system to set a high bar for proof that the fraud was massive enough to make a difference.
But in terms of real justice, it seems to me that if you can verify that one party cheated in a gazillion different ways (and I think this is easy to verify) then I don’t see why quantity should really matter.
Let’s say Joe won a state by 20,000 votes. And then we verify that 15,000 of those votes were bogus. Okay. So what? Joe still won the state, right? He’s got 5000 more votes! But did you find ALL of the fraud? It’s like proving a negative. You cannot be sure you found all of the fraud. Maybe you missed 10,000 additional bogus ballots. Maybe Trump won the state by 5000 votes.
I’m not really comfortable with a court decision which basically says, “Yeah, Biden cheated his ass off. Hoo boy! Never seen such cheating in all my life. But, [shrug] it probably didn’t really matter. He probably really won anyway. So, we’ll just let his little plan succeed.”
That’s not justice.