Originally Posted by Damien

Here is the same case reporting by the Associated Press: https://apnews.com/article/election-...43ebe66a29f7e8

You cannot go to court and assert something to be true without evidence. As the Judge in the same case says:



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Yes, exactly. By the courts.

Will you accept the election as legitimate if the courts find there isn't evidence of widespread voter fraud? That's the way these allegations should be handled. Get the evidence, go to court. I fully agree with that. No one (I hope) is against investigating fraud if it's there but it shouldn't be done via Trump's twitter feed or Twitter posts in general.