It would have been helpful if Trumps attorneys had-at some point in the 50 cases - argued fraud. They did not and many here know it and have states such and have made excuses that they were waiting for the SCOTUS. In fact, many times they even told the judges “we are NOT arguing fraud-but good faith clerical errors”-that was Rudy himself.
So-at some point you need to stop passing the buck.
The problem is that if you allege fraud in court, you have to point to specific inappropriate actions. It’s called a “heightened standard of pleading.” Giuliani couldn’t come up with evidence of fraud that they were willing to swear to before a court.