All that is needed is real evidence of who did what, when, and where. Saying it does not it make it so. Claiming it could happen is not proof it did happen.
How does one obtain this evidence if the courts won't allow it? The very idea that "it could happen" is enough to investigate these multiple claims. This is 2020. How do we have an election system where fraud could even be possible?
If you have enough, data you can produce any kind of voting pattern required. This is an example of how evidence is created. You start with the premise that there is massive election fraud. Then find normal events surroundings the election and call it evidence. Then create an election fraud story that fits this evidence. Ballot carrying cases become suitcases of fake ballots. Out of state license plates at the polls become evidence of illegal out of state voters. A group of workers in an election center fixing ballots that the machines can't read become evidence of election fraud. There's a ton of this so called evidence on the internet.
Over 40 lawsuits, and not one piece of evidence proving our elections are fraudulent and rigged. If Waldron had any real evidence, wouldn't you think Giuliani would have use used him in court.
He does have evidence and I provided the video of him presenting it.
As for the evidence he didn't present, it's only because he doesn't have access to it which the courts could allow.
I suspect what will happen after Trump vacates the White House, and republicans become concerned with attacking Biden rather claiming election fraud, states across the country will take a hard look at their election safe guards to see they can be improved it. Hopefully, the states will allocate some funds to educated voters about how election processing actually works because most of the so called evidence is based on a lack knowledge of election processing.
These matters need to be settled now, not after Biden fraudulently gets in. It's too late then.
It's not like we are talking about one situation, we are talking about dozens of apparent problems. I was watching Mark Levin tonight. He was pointing out the many things allowable in PA this last election were considered fraud just 14 months ago. In other words, with the expectation of Trump winning, they changed their voting laws even unconstitutionally to make sure the Democrat candidate stood a chance.
Besides what team Trump brings to the table, the entire election doesn't make any sense whatsoever. If Trump lost against Bill Clinton or DumBama, I wouldn't even question it. But when you expect me to believe that the oldest candidate for President won, the most frail and fragile candidate, the most confused candidate, a candidate associated with an FBI investigation, a candidate a good percentage of Americans believe has dementia, a candidate that spent a lifetime in federal politics and accomplished nothing in all that time, and he got the most votes in our history, something is obviously amiss.