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This is very much different for a few reasons. First of all, the issue is purported wide-spread fraudulent activities, of which there is no evidence. Second of
by TheHypnotist 6y ago
This is very much different for a few reasons. First of all, the issue is purported wide-spread fraudulent activities, of which there is no evidence. Second of all, we're not talking a few hundred votes in a single county of a single state. We're looking at multiple routes to defeat for Trump by thousands or ten's of thounsands of votes.
Effectively what this is, is yet another misinformation campaign by our President who refuses to accept what is happening. That said, he's technically in his right to ask for recounts and file lawsuits.
- refurb 6y agoIt's not just fraudulent activities but things like "can the state keep accepting mail-in ballots for 9 days after the polls close"?
- TheHypnotist 6y agoRight, but these rules were decided prior to the election and governed by individual states. It's a bit of a non-issue at this point.
- refurb 6y agoThey were challenged in court, but can be appealed. They are certainly not final decisions at this point.