You're just repeating your claims as if that's somehow a rebuttal.As time goes on I am even more convinced the Democrats stole the election. But it was stolen legally with mail in ballots. During the pandemic the Democrats hired lawyers to change election laws in swing states to allow mail in ballots.Let's see if you can admit that your thread stating the Democrats were going to "steal the election" was completely wrong.
Also, if you think that MAGA - a party literally run by a billionaire - is now the party of the common man, I've got a degree from Trump University I'd like to sell you.
Nor has anyone given a decent reason why electronic voting machines have to be used or why states like Pennsylvania still haven't counted their votes from November 4, 2024 yet.
As even more time goes by there may be other things to change my mind again. But right now I am still in the "not trusting our election process" opinion.
How would they steal the election with mail-in ballots? You already have to be a registered voter to get a mail-in ballot, it's not like there are no checks in place. The only real realm for fraud with mail-in ballots is voting the ballots of those who are out of it. The children voting the ballot of the parent in the nursing home etc.
And the electronic voting machines are a red herring. They don't cause a problem other than making it harder to slip fraudulent ballots into the system. If there really was anything to the fraud claims why was the result consistently that the lawyers would fold at the first hearing because they had nothing? You can lie to the press all day, but when you go to court you don't go making claims you can't support. Legal cases start out with what one intends to prove--and a lawyer who makes claims but then doesn't provide evidence for them is liable to get sanctioned by the court. (This doesn't mean that the judge or jury will find the evidence adequate. If you say "my client is innocent because a witness saw him at Murphy's at the time of the crime" you then need to produce said witness. If the prosecution then shows your witness was mistaken you aren't in trouble.)
I haven't paid attention to what's happened in Pennsylvania, but delays in counting ballots are almost always with paper ballots, not electronic ballots. Electronics are clearly 0 or 1, paper isn't so absolute.