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“The chance to make a good, convincing case was lost, and it isn’t coming back.”

A decent argument. Thanks.

However, it was not lost. the case was not lost, it was hidden, buried. The facts are still there. Anyone with one-brain cell and two eyes can see that the election was stolen. However, the main-stream media (even including right leaning organizations) and gutless republicans will not report on election fraud for the good of the country.

Statistically the election theft can be proven today beyond a shadow of doubt by any news organization. Beyond the impossible voter statistics, new videos of ballot box stuffing, destruction of evidence, illegal ballots, voter registration fraud, etc... a case can easily made today, it is not lost, just weak, scared republicans and media refuse to do their job. In the case of Establishment Republicans (went along with Russia, Russia, Russia too), they got what they wanted, Trump gone.

Do not think for one second, the election theft could not be proven today. It’s just no news organization has the guts to do journalism and every republican is a coward because of that.

I think in all honestly, it is a very difficult case to make. I personally believe the biggest fraud risk is in the absentee ballots. But unless you actually go to each person who submitted an absentee ballot and confirm their signature, you can't prove fraud. I also think the risk of things like vote-buying is huge, and that is extraordinarily difficult to catch because neither the payor nor the payee is going to report that it happened.

It makes zero sense to me to put all this emphasis on voter ID when we're not ever requiring people to come down to the polls in person at all to cast a vote. We're not "checking I.D.'s with a mail-in ballot, right? That's the biggest vulnerability in the system.

The problem with "the Kraken", and Mike Lindell (for all his good intention) promising and not delivering is that it taints the whole election challenge. People now just tune it out because they think it's just a bunch of nuts, and they won't listen. We can't get that back no matter how much we repeat it.

That's why I'd like to see a full-on pivot to improving election security moving forward. That's where I'd prefer to see Trump, etc., spend their political capital.