The courts should NOT have dismissed the voter fraud cases. They should have allowed them to approach the courts and with transparency show the American people it was either a concern or invalid.
They should have done this knowing if they did not, the nation would remain divided forever.
But perhaps this is what they really wanted all along.
And God forbid any of it might have gone Trumps way. That would have been unacceptable.
In spite of efforts my the mainsleaze media to suppress it, there is content all over the smaller, but less censored media, showing what appear to be many diverse instances of what undeniably constitute serious irregularities in the election process. It would be a rather extreme stretch to deny that if these irregularities are as presented, that they constitute anything but outright cheating.
In rejecting attempts to litigate over these irregularities, I don't think one court ever addressed any of this evidence itself; or made any attempt to determine whether an of it is genuine or legitimate. They all cited various jurisdictional and technical issues in rejecting the cases, which had nothing to do with the actual merits of any case. I think I even faintly remember reading of one judge rejecting the case on the basis that a ruling the
“wrong” way might lead to rioting and violence from the side that doesn't favor such a ruling.
So we are left with what appears to be a widespread pattern of cheating, and an apparent collusion of deliberate nonfeasance on the part of the courts in refusing to do their job in addressing this pattern.
So, what are any of us to think with regard to the legitimacy of this last election? Maybe what appears to be cheating isn't really, and would have been properly shown to be legitimate, under proper examination, or perhaps even show to have been fabricated. Maybe cheating would have been confirmed, but shown not to be enough to change the outcome of the election. Or perhaps cheating would have been confirmed, and shown to have changed the outcome.
In any event, we probably won't ever know. But the pattern of censorship by the media, and of nonfeasance by the courts, is certainly very suspicious, beyond the degree to which the direct evidence itself of cheating is.