Lots of voters think Democrats stole the election. Lots of us saw the evidence of fraud on TV and UTube and we know it happened. The fact that judges refused to do anything about it proves we have lots of bad judges. We need to clean the bozos from the Federal bench.
Simple facts about the US presidential election:
Millions of people didn't not get a viable choice:
In Germany they have vote twice on the same day. The first is Proportional Representation. The system requires than any party gets 5% of the national vote to get a seat (there are certain ways of standing as a regional party only only needed to get votes in your Land, which happened this year). In Denmark this is at 2%.
The other vote is FPTP, this is the system more or less like the US in Congress, and quite similar to the presidential election.
With these two systems you see the difference. In 2013 the difference between the number of votes for the largest two parties were 10% in 2013, 8% in 2017 and 5% in 2021. This means that with FPTP (like the US system) people are more likely to vote for the largest two parties than they are with Proportional Representation.
This is because FPTP gives a limited choice. The person with the most votes wins. That's it.
In the UK in South Belfast in 2015, one person got elected with less than 25% of the votes with FPTP. That means more than 75% of people did NOT want this person to represent them.
So, in Germany where people know that the constituency vote doesn't matter towards the make up of the Bundestag, people are still being manipulated into voting for larger parties with FPTP.
So in the US, we might be expecting this number to be much, much higher.
The two main parties in Germany in 2021 got 48.8% of the votes. 53.4% in 2017, 67.2% in 2013
In Denmark they had 59.3% for the main two parties in 2019, 47.4% in 2015.
In the Czech Republic it was 54.9% for the main two parties.
In Luxembourg it was 45.9%
In Holland it was 36.9%
So we can see that the numbers can be low or they can be high.
The US on the other hand has 98.5% for the House and 98.2% for the Presidential election.
This would almost certainly go under 66% after a few elections. Mostly because a lot of people, at least a third, don't want to vote for the main two parties, and upwards of 50% or more.
Another reason is the amount of people effectively disenfranchised by the electoral system.
California had more people voting for Trump than any other state, 6,006,429 people voted for Trump and their vote didn't matter. Because of the system, more people voted Democrat, so all Republicans might as well not have bothered.
That's as many people that voted for Trump in Kansas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, Idaho, West Virginia, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Maine, Wyoming and Alaska combined (well, less than CA actually).
So, the election was stolen. Always has been stolen. The system steals from people.