I'm here to understand the Trump supporters and Reps (who may or may not be Trump supporters).
We all have to live together when this is all over, regardless of who prevails in courts of law. The facts, though, are that Pres. Trump's track record of losses and wins is 56-1, or may 57-1, with a smattering of cases still pending. Virtually all of the cases at the appellate level are using the same data used in cases that have been lost using that data, meaning its likely they'll be lost as well.
I'm not here to argue or mash anyone's nose in it. I'm trying to see your point of view. I'm reading the articles and listening to RR and following threads. I think the question, though, after today's election step, is, what are you going to do now? Isn't it time to put down the pitchforks and accept that the evidence has been heard, dozens of times, and that it isn't valid? At some point, you've just got to admit, after 56 or 57 times at bat, that you just can't play ball.
