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Brooks is completely correct. I understand that I’m in the distinct minority here in that I don’t take it as an article of faith that the election was stolen. That said, let’s for sake of argument assume that 2020 was indeed flipped to Biden by illegal means. It’s odd that Trump demands both absolute fealty to the notion, and perpetual reliving of it, considering that he apparently had no plan in place prior to the election to address such an eventuality except, apparently, to bitch about it and throw a hodgepodge collection of incompetent celebrity lawyers at it. If it were that damn important, he should have had something better in place. Oh, his celebrity lawyers told Georgia republicans not to bother voting j. The senate runoffs, so thanks for that. Really solid plan there.

So what’s his plan now, to bitch about it forever and require every Republican to bitch about it forever lest he crush them? The majority of people don’t buy it and are tired of hearing about it. Work at the state and local level to strengthen the barriers against fraud, elect state and local legislators and officials who will take a hard line against fraud and policies that enable it. Quietly, in a low-profile manner. Are we supposed to pretend that there’ll be a do-over of 2020? Is bitching about 2020 indefinitely going to make 2024 magically go our way? Strengthening barriers against fraud and and Against low/no-effort voting is good policy, regardless of whether one believes 2020 was stolen.

“I understand that I’m in the distinct minority here in that I don’t take it as an article of faith that the election was stolen.”

Article of faith? Are you kidding me? It has nothing to do with faith. It has to do with having a pair of eyes and at least a few functioning brain cells. If you haven’t seen enough evidence to convince you that the election was stolen, then you haven’t been looking.

“The majority of people don’t buy it and are tired of hearing about it.”

Boy, you’re just piling on the BS tonight! What orfice did you pull that one out of? Even MSM polls are acknowledging that a majority of voters are questioning the results of the election. There’s new evidence coming out practically every day. 2000 Mules is part of it. But more than that we’re starting to see arrests in Arizona and Texas, some relating to the claims made in the movie. But let me guess. You haven’t had time to watch the movie or read about the related arrests.

Brooks is completely correct. I understand that I’m in the distinct minority here in that I don’t take it as an article of faith that the election was stolen. That said, let’s for sake of argument assume that 2020 was indeed flipped to Biden by illegal means. It’s odd that Trump demands both absolute fealty to the notion, and perpetual reliving of it, considering that he apparently had no plan in place prior to the election to address such an eventuality except, apparently, to bitch about it and throw a hodgepodge collection of incompetent celebrity lawyers at it. If it were that damn important, he should have had something better in place. Oh, his celebrity lawyers told Georgia republicans not to bother voting j. The senate runoffs, so thanks for that. Really solid plan there. So what’s his plan now, to bitch about it forever and require every Republican to bitch about it forever lest he crush them? The majority of people don’t buy it and are tired of hearing about it. Work at the state and local level to strengthen the barriers against fraud, elect state and local legislators and officials who will take a hard line against fraud and policies that enable it. Quietly, in a low-profile manner. Are we supposed to pretend that there’ll be a do-over of 2020? Is bitching about 2020 indefinitely going to make 2024 magically go our way? Strengthening barriers against fraud and and Against low/no-effort voting is good policy, regardless of whether one believes 2020 was stolen.

Dead on, although I am as convinced that 2020 was a stolen election as I am that water is wet.

Great post.

I’m in the distinct minority here in that I don’t take it as an article of faith that the election was stolen.

It is impossible to be a rational, critical thinker, and look at the totality of all the "anomalies" and facts, and come to any other conclusion other than that the election was stolen.

Good detectives don't believe in "coincidences". That doesn't mean they don't occur, but that they assume they ARE NOT, until proven otherwise. They start there.

Fbook pouring $400 million into get out the vote efforts in RAT only areas. Illegal.
20,000 mules ballot harvesting.
Hard evidence of ballot filling/harvesting for seniors with dementia.
Dominion voting machines with ballot adjudication rates in the tens of percent in critical swing counties, when normally those rates would be in the tenths of a percent.
Trump losing 27 of 29 swing districts. That is like hitting 5 lottery tickets in a row. (please, no statistics nazis, it's called hyperbole).
Military vote batches coming in at 99% for Biden.
GOP observers being blocked observing vote counting.
2AM surges in Biden's vote counts.
Biden winning big but with no coattails, the GOP house races coming in as if Trump won by a healthy margin.
And so on and so forth.
Trucks drivers saying they delivered huge batches of blank ballots.
Ballots printed so only the GOP ones would not scan properly.
GOP voters showing up and saying they had already voted by mail.
Only GOP voters being given sharpies that bleed through and spoil their ballots.
And on and on and on.
Dominion vote total with fractional totals, IMPOSSIBLE unless the percentage vote feature was enabled.
Ballots with no date stamps. Ballots being counted after deadlines.
All suspected fraud centers fighting like hell to deny legitimate audits. and so on and so forth...

If you think ALL OF THOSE THINGS were just normal happenings that don't all point to a massive fraud effort, you also believe in aliens, the Easter Bunny, and Santa Claus.

The problem is that this election could be in doubt with no one willfully engaging in any improper conduct. Millions of paper ballots that were not even requested, floating around unaccounted for with no chain of custody could have a margin of error enough to have flipped the election. 97% accurate throws the election in doubt.