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So you're under the impression that, among the people who expressed concern at the widespread accusations of voter fraud, literally none of them will be satisfi

So you're under the impression that, among the people who expressed concern at the widespread accusations of voter fraud, literally none of them will be satisfied by having had those allegations pursued and resolved under scrutiny?

jfengel 6y ago
None? No, of course not. When you're talking about millions of people, there will always be somebody fitting any description. There will surely be some individual who is convinced. Probably thousands of them. But I don't think it will convince a majority of them. Remember, a majority of this same group still doesn't believe that the previous President was born in the United States: https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/xj7rpmvws8/econTabReport.pdf#page=139 https://docs.cdn.yougov.com/xj7rpmvws8/econTabReport.pdf#pag... Perhaps an official court ruling will be more persuasive. So there's no need to make a strawman out of this: if a large majority are convinced, then my skepticism will have been wrong.