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In all seriousness, if Trump is to win in 2024, he needs a message about how to move forward rather than re-litigating the 2020 election debacle (but still hiring a battalion of lawyers to fight fraudulent election rules). And no, nostalgia for the prosperity of the Trump Administration is not enough. Too many squishy moderates are tired of all of the noise. (Mind you, they are fools because they think that dumping Trump will calm down the Left. They will have to see the hard way.)

Bullshit!

Did you just watch the same election that I watched?

You think being quiet about the Voter Fraud is the right path forward?

You don't solve a problem by being quiet about the problem, you confront it until the problem is solved, PERIOD!

You don't solve a problem by being quiet about the problem, you confront it until the problem is solved, PERIOD!

I did not say ignore the problem. You are putting words in my mouth.

My use of the term "re-litigating" is in rhetorical sense rather than a strictly legal sense. Remember, I said that Trump should hire a bunch of lawyers to work on voter fraud. When he was elected in 2016, I said at the time that curing voter fraud was the first pre-requisite to getting re-elected. He failed to make this a sufficient priority.

Voters are a selfish lot. And my observation from the stolen Maryland gubernatorial race in the 1990s was that voters just simply lost interest in the very credible claims of the victimized Republican.