BBRex said:
91AggieLawyer said:
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The sad part is that the "stolen election" doesn't exist
The really sad part is you believe this.
Just like Hunter's laptop was a hoax, but the Russia collusion story wasn't.
I never believed the Russian collusion story, either. I'm sure lots of foreign interests try to influence every election, but I never thought Trump was involved. The stories around Hunter's laptop are difficult to prove, from what I've seen, and revolve more around Hunter. But if there's enough there to make serious allegations, I'm all for pursuing them.
The problem is, is that the same people who are saying the election was in no way fraudulent are the ones that had no interest in pursuing the laptop story because they were deathly afraid of where it may lead. Are we to trust those people in telling us what's what on the status of the election? This isn't about just you.
But even if it was, its one thing to say you haven't seen enough evidence. I'd say that's still ludicrous and a definite head in the sand view, however, I'm honest enough to say that's my opinion. But to say that, after less than a month it "doesn't exist" is absolute stupidity. On one hand you say foreign interests try to "influence" the election yet on the other you scoff at the notion that a party that would have a direct benefit wouldn't do more than just try and influence it -- a party that has much more in the way of means and opportunity to do so than any foreign government as they have people that buy election machines, send out ballots and count votes.
I don't do much, if any litigation anymore. I've had numerous jury trials and conducted many voir dire sessions. I've asked a LOT of questions in voir dire of prospective jurors that some may deem silly or outright absurd. I can't think of specific examples off the top of my head this second, but if I do, I'll edit this post, but I hope you'll just take my word for it. One thing I've never, ever asked is this: if our first witness in his first few minutes of testimony doesn't absolutely prove my clients claims to your complete satisfaction, overcoming all of your biases and prejudices, are you going to hold that against my client? ESPECIALLY given a case where all it takes is a simple allegation of "I saw someone do X" to prove your claim. The left has been saying the same thing now for over 3 weeks. They're going to continue to say it regardless of what is found.
As I said on another thread, the famous USSC case of Brown v. Board of Education started out in the District court with a loss yet ended up a 9-0 decision in the USSC.