I saw it. They are undertaking a steep uphill climb. The courts are loathe to get overly involved in direct political matters - and there is the question of Benedict John Roberts Arnold. There are certainly some gross injustices just perpetrated, but does correcting them present a clear road to victory - and anytime soon?
I heard a U.S. Atty on FBN earlier comparing this present situation to Fla in 2000. The very constitutional principle that carried the day for the Repubs then argues against them now: a state's right to organize their own elections. I am not saying that there are not constitutional irregularities in these Dem states, but will the SCOTUS choose to challenge them? SCOTUS took a good barrage of criticism for stepping into the Fla recount situation.
***Any GOPers telling Trump to give up are the enemy and their names should be made public***
To what end? If POTUS chooses to challenge three or four states in the courts in this election fight, he is going to need the GOP solidly committed behind him. Unhappily, as I am sure you know, there are a number of 'pubbies who would like to see DJT removed from the D.C. scene - including Congress folk.
It appears DJT is going to win PA; hopefully he can prevail in recounts in Wisconsin. Arizona is still possible to tilt in his favor. Georgia and N Car are in play. Perhaps prayer is the best weapon. Perhaps the greatest threat is delays that extend beyond the December 10 deadline for the Electoral College to convene. That could throw the election into the House of Reps.
Perhaps the Lord wants us to cast this burden upon Him - as He did in the times of ancient Israel.
A huge aspect of this conflict is - IMO - spiritual and should be fought on that battle ground. Image of the Age.
Thank you Bob. Spiritual battle indeed. We must keep our eyes keep our eyes on the Lord and beseech Him in prayer. I needed that check.