> no evidence that the election was crooked - the courts think so too Haven't all of the cases been thrown out for lack of standing thus far? Doesn't that mean

> no evidence that the election was crooked - the courts think so too Haven't all of the cases been thrown out for lack of standing thus far? Doesn't that mean the evidence hasn't even been heard? How can the "courts think so too" if they haven't heard evidence? Also, it's offensive when people say the election wasn't crooked to people that witnessed its crookedness firsthand. I am one of the many people whose ballot went uncounted.