The issue is the bar is set so high to "prove" voter fraud in this standard that no one will meet the merit standard.
Mighty convenient for the status quo.
You're an idiot, Nancy. You clearly didn't even bother to read up on that case. The bar was not at all set too high. The bar was... you're making claims in this court, show some evidence to support your claims. Reasonable and fair.
An example of their claims & evidence...
They claimed thousands of dead people voted in that election in Nevada. The evidence they provided were voter rolls with a couple of thousand names they claimed were dead and could prove they were dead. The judge asked if they had any evidence any votes were cast in any of those names... they had no such evidence at all.
Another claim in that suit was a list of names of people who had moved out of state but were still on Nevada's voter rolls. Same result. They didn't bring any evidence to court to show any of those folks voted in the 2020 general election.
They literally took their case to court, asking a judge to reject thousands of votes based on Nevada's voter rolls not being purged of ineligible voters.
The judge rightfully threw their case out due to lack of merit. So they appealed. ALL 6 appellate judges agreed with the first court. 7 judges in 2 courts all agreed there was no evidence to support their claims.
Then come along idiots like you, who don't even know squat about that case, who blindly make hollow blanket statements like,
judges just didn't want to get involved.
It's why no one with a brain takes you yahoo's seriously when you try to deny the right lost every fraud case for reasons other than lack of merit, evidence or standing.
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Nobody believed it the first time you posted it. Fail.