Actually, it seems hard to determine what he’s recommending. Nothing, I guess.
But in terms of the election, he’s missing the true problem: Trump and many people objected to the elections, had objections that were credible even to state legislators, and just wanted a chance to make these things public and examine them. In other words, their day in court, which was consistently denied to them. That’s what the anger is about.
The Dems have objected to every election that they have lost in the last 10 years, they’ve refused to accept the results...and they have gotten their day in court when they wanted to go there, which they usually did not because they knew they were lying. But the GOP objects and that’s a whole different matter.
Rather than telling Trump to drop it, Hanson should be urging the Dems to permit the claims to get a fair hearing; even if the GOP lost, at least people would feel that they’d gotten some respect. Although I’m afraid it’s too late for that now, and we’re on an irreversible route to major conflict.
Exactly. The only thing the President and his supporters (myself included) wanted is for the claims of election fraud looked into and not brushed away. The Swamp-rats/Swamplicans would have none of that and told 75M people to STFU. This is not going away. It may subside a little bit but it’s a festering wound. And the flare-ups will get bigger and bigger.