Only Democrats are allowed to question election results
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Trump questioned election results in 2020. He filed a flurry of lawsuits, all of which were quickly thrown out for a lack of merit. They counted the votes in Georgia 3 times. He lost each time. When you lose, man up and accept it.
Look, I agree it's over, I hope you are enjoying Biden.
But the whole purpose of Trump's law suits were to throw out votes that were considered illegal.
PA for example counted votes even after the USSC said to set them aide.
Many states made changes to their voting requirements.
The problem is the US Constitution clearly states that only the State Legislature can make these changes.
NO State Legislatures voted to make these changes.
Hundred's of thousands of votes were technically cast illegally.
All the recounts did was to count the same votes over again.
Hypothetical, you are sitting on the USSC and have a decision to over turn a Presidential election.
Do yo follow the letter of the law, and the US constitution or do you think damage control and say FK it.
The USSC said FK it!
Why then were Trump's lawsuits thrown out for a lack of merit?
Who decided there wasn't enough merit?
The USSC. The same Court that didn't want to look political and question the election.
What would have happened if the Courts said 'Trump you are right, these votes can't be counted'.
The votes that couldn't be verified, votes that had the signature pages separated from the ballot, the votes that had no voter identification required, the votes that came in after the modified deadline, those votes.
By not wanting to be political and create a National Tragedy, they were political and now we have a National Tragedy in office.
I believe that we have a man in the White House who is clearly too old to be an effective POTUS. However, he did win the election. Both popular vote and electoral college. Trump had some good ideas, but he lost because he is such a jerk.
I thought they were against climate change?
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