Your views on the two parties are only too clear but as you well know the Democrats did accept the results in 2016. There was no challenge at the time.
Not quite. I think the Republicans are feckless pieces of s*** but the Democrats are just plain bats*** crazy. As you can see, they are cut from the same mold. Which is more dangerous? The Republicans who are hiding their heads where the sun doesn't shine or the Democrats who want to cancel anyone who disagrees with them? And you're correct. There was no challenge. There didn't have to be, the Democrats organized the deep state and the media to attempt a coup which may have succeeded with the enlistment of Faucci.
If you remember, Trump was the one running around saying the election was rigged. Dead people are voting.
He's quite right. There are also non citizens voting. Why do you think the Democrats are so dead against having a citizenship question on the census? It is because, we would be able to determine that there are 12345 citizens living in town xyz and so we should not have more than 12345 ballots and since we never have 100% turnout, anything approaching 100% would automatically be suspect.
When the Democrats refuse to purge the voter list they are saying that they actually want dead people to vote and people who have moved to be able to vote multiple times. That's why they also fight tooth and nail against voter ID. It's hard to have dead people vote if they have to produce photo IDs. Here in Connecticut, we register people to vote when they renew their driver's license. No one asks if you are a citizen. One of my co-workers who is Canadian found out he had been registered to vote automatically and to his credit, he went right back to the DMV and made them change it. Now the Dems are pushing hard for mail in voting. We won't have a result until February if it takes that long for the Dems to harvest enough ballots to beat Trump. None of the states has any valid controls to be certain only live people who are citizens are actually voting. How about this one, In Connecticut, you have to be registered with a political party to vote in any primary so they organize the primaries so that they are either on the same day or close together and you have to change your affiliation NINETY DAYS prior to the primary to vote in it. But, we will allow you to vote in the general election if you register the same day????? So, I'm registered to vote in Massachusetts. I vote there. Then I come into Connecticut and register to vote there and I can. I'm not sure what NY rules are but I might be able to vote in three states at once and walk between the polling stations. I might even be able to register multiple times in Connecticut in different towns and vote in each. That may be more dangerous since it is more likely that towns within a state reconcile their voter lists but I don't know for a fact that they do. However, it is quite unlikely that states compare their voter lists with neighboring states. And then there's the counterfeit ballot issue. Are the ballots uniquely numbered? I don't think so. Are the ballots tied to an individual so that if the town sends ballot 123 to me is anyone verifying that they only get one copy of 123 back and that it came from me?? I don't think so since we like our votes to be private and if your name is on your ballot and you have to sign it, your vote is not private.