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<blockquote data-quote="refineryworker05" data-source="post: 4709340" data-attributes="member: 66082">republicans are pretending that arguments over the process of how election rules were changed in various states, somehow impacts the outcome.&nbsp; There are no allegations of voter fraud, no allegations that the will of the voters was altered.&nbsp; trump still got fewer votes. these cases would be of interest to lawyers and people who follow election law, but for the rest of us this doesn&#039;t change the outcome of the election.&nbsp; People voted legally, they voted based on the laws of their state.&nbsp; trump got fewer votes.&nbsp; No one is challenging the fact that trump got fewer votes in these states.&nbsp; One then can&#039;t come in after the fact and argue that the process by which voting laws were changed was illegal and therefore those voter&#039;s votes don&#039;t count somehow.&nbsp; Lol,Also, if republicans were really bothered by these changes they could have brought these challenges before trump lost, before the election, last year even but they didn&#039;t because in some state&#039;s republican&#039;s approved of these changes and republicans didn&#039;t have a problem with those changes until trump lost.&nbsp; The gop is delusional, authoritarian, and anti-democratic</blockquote>

[QUOTE="refineryworker05, post: 4709340, member: 66082"] republicans are pretending that arguments over the process of how election rules were changed in various states, somehow impacts the outcome. There are no allegations of voter fraud, no allegations that the will of the voters was altered. trump still got fewer votes. these cases would be of interest to lawyers and people who follow election law, but for the rest of us this doesn't change the outcome of the election. People voted legally, they voted based on the laws of their state. trump got fewer votes. No one is challenging the fact that trump got fewer votes in these states. One then can't come in after the fact and argue that the process by which voting laws were changed was illegal and therefore those voter's votes don't count somehow. Lol, Also, if republicans were really bothered by these changes they could have brought these challenges before trump lost, before the election, last year even but they didn't because in some state's republican's approved of these changes and republicans didn't have a problem with those changes until trump lost. The gop is delusional, authoritarian, and anti-democratic [/QUOTE]

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