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They're protesting because they think it wasn't free and fair. Edit: What's controversial about this? This is literally stating what the protestors think.
by BitwiseFool 6y ago
They're protesting because they think it wasn't free and fair.
Edit: What's controversial about this? This is literally stating what the protestors think.
- rchaud 6y agoAnd that claim has been evaluated in 40 different courts, and debunked. At what point does simply thinking something take precedence over the need for a peaceful transition of power?
- caseysoftware 6y agoI've heard that but can't find the cases went into discovery and were heard to weigh those claims. Do you know which cases did? I'd love to read the details because that's not "debunking" but outright "disproving" which would be immensely useful.
- rchaud 6y ago"Debunked" wasn't the right word. They were tossed by the judges for lack of evidence.
- caseysoftware 6y agoI believe legally, those would be claims or allegations, not evidence. I'm still hoping to find cases that went into discovery and the evidence (not just allegations) were torn apart and evaluated. So far I've only found lack of standing and latches so not particularly helpful.