DrHarleyboy: "Amazing isn't it! You can't prove anything if you never get a chance to go to court!"
LOL, the thing is they did not show any reason they need to be court in the 1st place. It was all bull shit, just like to BS you are putting out now!!!!!
Once again, you are misinformed. THAT'S not an opinion.
Lack of standing is just as serious as 'based on the merits'.
Your Riot Fomenter in Chief was hard at work, well before the election, poisoning the well for his paranoid, low information, conspiracy theorizing base of ass-clowns.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump spent much of the 2020 presidential campaign insisting that he could only lose if the election was rigged against him, and he has spent nearly every day since his defeat claiming his dire predictions of fraud had come to pass.
But just as he cried foul before a single vote was cast – something he also did in 2016 – Trump has maintained he was robbed of victory without any credible evidence to support that belief.
Despite assurances from his own departments of Justice and Homeland Security that no serious fraud occurred, Trump has raged against the election result and mounted a relentless campaign to reverse President-elect Joe Biden's 306-232 Electoral College win.
Out of the 62 lawsuits filed challenging the presidential election, 61 have failed, according to Elias.
Some cases were dismissed for lack of standing and others based on the merits of the voter fraud allegations.The decisions have came from both Democratic-appointed and Republican-appointed judges – including federal judges appointed by Trump.
State Supreme Courts in Arizona, Nevada and Arizona each rejected or declined to hear Trump’s appeals to overturn results in those states, while the Pennsylvania and Michigan supreme courts denied multiple lawsuits.
The 60th and 61st losses came in recent days.
Last Friday, a Trump-appointed federal judge in Texas dismissed a lawsuit from Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, that argued Vice President Mike Pence has the conditional power to decide which states' Electoral College votes to count.
On Monday, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by voters in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Arizona that argued state legislatures should have met after the election to certify votes.
The lone victory for the Trump team was a small one. A Pennsylvania judge sided with the Trump campaign, ruling that voters could not go back and “cure” their ballots if they failed to provide proper identification three days after the election.
The ruling affected few votes and did not change the outcome in Pennsylvania, which Biden won by 81,660 votes.
Despite all the lawsuits, recounts and false voter fraud allegations, the Electoral College on Dec. 14 elected Biden the next president by a margin of 306 to 232 – marking no change in the electoral outcome.
Biden finished with a record 81,281,502 votes nationally, defeating Trump in the popular vote by a sizable 7 million votes.
With 51.3% of the national popular vote, Biden won with the highest share of the vote for a challenger of an incumbent president since Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932. Trump won 46.8% of the vote nationally.
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