Election 2020 Election Fraud: Let's face it, this year will be a shitshow

Vaermina

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Trump campagins was literally ordered to pay legal fees to the other side because their lawsuit was that bad.

The biased liberal judge who wrote this ruling was appointed by Donald Trump

Having just read the actual legal document... No it wasn't...

Also that twitter person was either lying, or didn't actually read the case itself. Because the court didn't reject the appeal, it rejected the request for an injunction pending the appeal.
 

Megadeath

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Having just read the actual legal document... No it wasn't...

Also that twitter person was either lying, or didn't actually read the case itself. Because the court didn't reject the appeal, it rejected the request for an injunction pending the appeal.
"The Campaign never alleges that
any ballot was fraudulent or cast by an illegal voter. It never alleges that any defendant
treated the Trump campaign or its votes worse than it treated the Biden campaign or its
votes. Calling something discrimination does not make it so. The Second Amended Com-
plaint still suffers from these core defects, so granting leave to amend would have been
futile."

"The Campaign has already litigated and lost
most of these issues as garden-variety state-law claims. It now tries to turn them into federal
constitutional claims but cannot.
'there is no basis to grant the unprecedented injunction sought here.'"

"As discussed, the Campaign cannot win this lawsuit. It conceded that it is not alleging
election fraud. It has already raised and lost most of these state-law issues, and it cannot
relitigate them here. It cites no federal authority regulating poll watchers or notice and cure.
It alleges no specific discrimination. And it does not contest that it lacks standing under the
Elections and Electors Clauses. These claims cannot succeed."

"We could stop here. Once we affirm the denial of leave to amend, this case is over. Still,
for completeness, we address the Campaign’s emergency motion to stay the effect of cer-
tification. No stay or injunction is called for."
 

random_boy232

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Having just read the actual legal document... No it wasn't...

Also that twitter person was either lying, or didn't actually read the case itself. Because the court didn't reject the appeal, it rejected the request for an injunction pending the appeal.
You're lying about it, it upheld the district court ruling dismissing the entire case and denied trumps portion for leave to amend. They didn't actually appele the judges ruling dismissing the case just his descion to prevebt them from amending it.
 

Zachowon

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Having just read the actual legal document... No it wasn't...

Also that twitter person was either lying, or didn't actually read the case itself. Because the court didn't reject the appeal, it rejected the request for an injunction pending the appeal.
Rudy actually commented on this on his podcast on his youtube channel. He basically says they were trying to get the witnesses to a hearing, and they weren't allowed to there, BUT luckily they were for the PA state legislature one. SO it counted.

People saying they were not under oath, when they signed affidavits and were reading off those.
 

Megadeath

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Rudy actually commented on this on his podcast on his youtube channel. He basically says they were trying to get the witnesses to a hearing, and they weren't allowed to there, BUT luckily they were for the PA state legislature one. SO it counted.

People saying they were not under oath, when they signed affidavits and were reading off those.
uh... What are you even saying here? That just sounds like random gibberish. It counted? For what exactly? Because the only relevant case is now defunct, having been thrown out for... Well, every reason. Lack of standing, lack of evidence, failure to demonstrate damage caused by the one party to the other, and failure to demonstrate how the hoped for measure would address the imagined damages.
 

Zachowon

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uh... What are you even saying here? That just sounds like random gibberish. It counted? For what exactly? Because the only relevant case is now defunct, having been thrown out for... Well, every reason. Lack of standing, lack of evidence, failure to demonstrate damage caused by the one party to the other, and failure to demonstrate how the hoped for measure would address the imagined damages.
Uh...you mean it was turned down and is going to go higher. And there is still cases gong on in AZ and GA, MI, WI. Oh should I also mention that the PA state legislature which are Rep held, are going to do what the Gov did to them and bypass him to choose the EC and have them go for Trump? The Majority leader already said.

Of course it is still in the air and things can change but trying to go "SEE IT GOT THROWN OUT! COPE COPE COPE! HE LOST!" just in a fancier way does not work. You are like.... the 6th or 7th person to come here and try this. Maybe 8th
 

Megadeath

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Uh...you mean it was turned down and is going to go higher. And there is still cases gong on in AZ and GA, MI, WI. Oh should I also mention that the PA state legislature which are Rep held, are going to do what the Gov did to them and bypass him to choose the EC and have them go for Trump? The Majority leader already said.

Of course it is still in the air and things can change but trying to go "SEE IT GOT THROWN OUT! COPE COPE COPE! HE LOST!" just in a fancier way does not work. You are like.... the 6th or 7th person to come here and try this. Maybe 8th
You know, there's basically no evidence presented in any of the cases. It's all the same things, and basically none of the cases even allege fraud. Neither Trump nor his allies is actually alleging fraud in a court where they could prove it. You can't add new evidence to a case on appeal, let alone change the entire basis of the complaint. This ridiculous idea that "They will take it to SCOTUS, and then they'll unleash their secret weapons of fraud allegations and proof!" is entirely separate from the reality of what's been presented in court, and how US law works.
 

Zachowon

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You know, there's basically no evidence presented in any of the cases. It's all the same things, and basically none of the cases even allege fraud. Neither Trump nor his allies is actually alleging fraud in a court where they could prove it. You can't add new evidence to a case on appeal, let alone change the entire basis of the complaint. This ridiculous idea that "They will take it to SCOTUS, and then they'll unleash their secret weapons of fraud allegations and proof!" is entirely separate from the reality of what's been presented in court, and how US law works.
What evidence is not fraud? Like SHOW me what evidence isn't! We have multiple cases showing valid evidence, we have multiple VIDEOS, PICTURES! AFFIDAVITS! I need you to prove all of this does not count. You are making baseless statements right now
 

Megadeath

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What evidence is not fraud? Like SHOW me what evidence isn't! We have multiple cases showing valid evidence, we have multiple VIDEOS, PICTURES! AFFIDAVITS! I need you to prove all of this does not count. You are making baseless statements right now
Really? It's evidence? In which court case? Coz it looks like the answer is "None of them." Giulliani himself repeatedly specified in court that he wasn't alleging fraud. If the "evidence" showed what you think, as strongly as you think, why do you think none of the trained lawyers are willing to even try presenting it as such? Why do you think the garbage they are trying instead is being thrown out as such, by Trump appointed judges? If they had strong ecidence you lead with it.
 

Archmagnus

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What evidence is not fraud? Like SHOW me what evidence isn't! We have multiple cases showing valid evidence, we have multiple VIDEOS, PICTURES! AFFIDAVITS! I need you to prove all of this does not count. You are making baseless statements right now
I think it's simply easier to invalidate the fradulent election by proving "irregularities" instead of outright fraud. Irregularities allegations require proving that stuff didn't work as it was supposed to do, Fraud requires proving malicious intent by certain actors on top of it.
 

GoldRanger

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Really? It's evidence? In which court case? Coz it looks like the answer is "None of them." Giulliani himself repeatedly specified in court that he wasn't alleging fraud. If the "evidence" showed what you think, as strongly as you think, why do you think none of the trained lawyers are willing to even try presenting it as such? Why do you think the garbage they are trying instead is being thrown out as such, by Trump appointed judges? If they had strong ecidence you lead with it.

The evidence is circumstantial, and probably not strong enough to hold up in court. We here, not being a court of law, do not require such an overwhelmingly strict and rigid standard of evidence, and are free to make up our minds about what is very clearly in front of us.
 

Zachowon

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I think it's simply easier to invalidate the fradulent election by proving "irregularities" instead of outright fraud. Irregularities allegations require proving that stuff didn't work as it was supposed to do, Fraud requires proving malicious intent by certain actors on top of it.
Oh there is malicious intent in various of these cases. it is just harder to get it to stick. WHat I have seen is at least Voter fraud
 

Archmagnus

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Oh there is malicious intent in various of these cases. it is just harder to get it to stick. WHat I have seen is at least Voter fraud
This is the peculiarity of the US justice system. Often enough it's better to get someone on a lesser charge you have better evidence for, instead of a much more serious charge that's risky and might result in the perp walking free if it fails.
 

Zachowon

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This is the peculiarity of the US justice system. Often enough it's better to get someone on a lesser charge you have better evidence for, instead of a much more serious charge that's risky and might result in the perp walking free if it fails.
Oh I understand. Why Zimmerman got off.

We can charge individuals with voter fraud for sure
 

Duke Nukem

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Really? It's evidence? In which court case? Coz it looks like the answer is "None of them." Giulliani himself repeatedly specified in court that he wasn't alleging fraud. If the "evidence" showed what you think, as strongly as you think, why do you think none of the trained lawyers are willing to even try presenting it as such? Why do you think the garbage they are trying instead is being thrown out as such, by Trump appointed judges? If they had strong ecidence you lead with it.
Still nothing to back up your claims of there being no voter fraud.
 

Megadeath

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I think it's simply easier to invalidate the fradulent election by proving "irregularities" instead of outright fraud. Irregularities allegations require proving that stuff didn't work as it was supposed to do, Fraud requires proving malicious intent by certain actors on top of it.
And even their attempts at that have been basically laughed out of court, by GOP or even Trump appointed judges. Who've repeatedly made the point that even if the irregularities claimed were entirely fraudulent and beneficial to Biden it wouldn't change the outcome. The case for what you claim is so weak that it's not even apparently worth presenting in court, it's weaker than the cases being laughed out of court.
This is the peculiarity of the US justice system. Often enough it's better to get someone on a lesser charge you have better evidence for, instead of a much more serious charge that's risky and might result in the perp walking free if it fails.
Yeah, but they can't even get those weaker charges to stick. He'll, they can't even get the weaker charges taken seriously by what should be an entirely sympathetic court.

The evidence is circumstantial, and probably not strong enough to hold up in court. We here, not being a court of law, do not require such an overwhelmingly strict and rigid standard of evidence, and are free to make up our minds about what is very clearly in front of us.
Oh there is malicious intent in various of these cases. it is just harder to get it to stick. WHat I have seen is at least Voter fraud
Wow, it's pretty incredible that you can achieve more in your own minds, where no particular evidentiary standards exist, compared to what Trumps lawyers can actually prove. Or, in fact, even allege with a straight enough face to bring up alongside claims that are getting them kicked out of court.

Still nothing to back up your claims of there being no voter fraud.
And, that's still not my job, and the laziest, saddest shifting of the burden of evidence I've seen in a long time. The extraordinary claim is that there was massive fraud. It's so extr in fact that even Trumps lawyers are careful to make clear they are not making such a claim in court. Because then they'd have to actually try and prove it, with evidence. Evidence they apparently don't have, but a random vs debate internet site does. Or, alternatively they've looked at the same shit you have, and realised it doesn't show what's claimed and they'd be laughed out of court even harder if they tried to use it.
 

GoldRanger

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Wow, it's pretty incredible that you can achieve more in your own minds, where no particular evidentiary standards exist, compared to what Trumps lawyers can actually prove. Or, in fact, even allege with a straight enough face to bring up alongside claims that are getting them kicked out of court.

That's a pretty brain-dead approach. Either you didn't understand what I'm saying, or you didn't even bother to read.

A court of law, in order to convict, requires evidence beyond reasonable doubt. Let's say, for the sake of argument, 99% certainty, 1% possible doubt. That is done to reduce wrongful convictions to the minimum, since they are, when they occur, ethically abhorrent and unjust.

I'm not a court of law. I don't have wrongful convictions to worry about. To me, personally, 90% (for the sake of argument) certainty is enough. 10% is, after all, quite unlikely. The evidence I'm seeing is about 95% likelihood. More than enough to convince me, not enough for the very rigorous standards a court of law requires.

Yes, Trump's campaign so far has not been able to provide a 99%-standard proof for their allegations. That doesn't mean they are "incompetent", that just means that completely foolproof evidence is very hard to get, especially since the Democrats are actively covering up and fighting against him.
 

Archmagnus

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And even their attempts at that have been basically laughed out of court, by GOP or even Trump appointed judges. Who've repeatedly made the point that even if the irregularities claimed were entirely fraudulent and beneficial to Biden it wouldn't change the outcome. The case for what you claim is so weak that it's not even apparently worth presenting in court, it's weaker than the cases being laughed out of court.

Yeah, but they can't even get those weaker charges to stick. He'll, they can't even get the weaker charges taken seriously by what should be an entirely sympathetic court.



Wow, it's pretty incredible that you can achieve more in your own minds, where no particular evidentiary standards exist, compared to what Trumps lawyers can actually prove. Or, in fact, even allege with a straight enough face to bring up alongside claims that are getting them kicked out of court.


And, that's still not my job, and the laziest, saddest shifting of the burden of evidence I've seen in a long time. The extraordinary claim is that there was massive fraud. It's so extr in fact that even Trumps lawyers are careful to make clear they are not making such a claim in court. Because then they'd have to actually try and prove it, with evidence. Evidence they apparently don't have, but a random vs debate internet site does. Or, alternatively they've looked at the same shit you have, and realised it doesn't show what's claimed and they'd be laughed out of court even harder if they tried to use it.
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Megadeath

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That's a pretty brain-dead approach. Either you didn't understand what I'm saying, or you didn't even bother to read.

A court of law, in order to convict, requires evidence beyond reasonable doubt. Let's say, for the sake of argument, 99% certainty, 1% possible doubt. That is done to reduce wrongful convictions to the minimum, since they are, when they occur, ethically abhorrent and unjust.

I'm not a court of law. I don't have wrongful convictions to worry about. To me, personally, 90% (for the sake of argument) certainty is enough. 10% is, after all, quite unlikely. The evidence I'm seeing is about 95% likelihood. More than enough to convince me, not enough for the very rigorous standards a court of law requires.

Yes, Trump's campaign so far has not been able to provide a 99%-standard proof for their allegations. That doesn't mean they are "incompetent", that just means that completely foolproof evidence is very hard to get, especially since the Democrats are actively covering up and fighting against him.
I'm hearing what you're saying, and it further confirms you don't have a clue what you're talking about. A criminal case is held to the standard of reasonable doubt. A civil case is judged on the balance of probability. Regardless, these cases aren't even making it to the stage where that's relevant. They're being summarily dismissed on myriad grounds, by what should be "friendly" courts, because anyone who knows anything about law is basically doing Bender's "laugh harder" bit from futurama.

So far, Trump and his campaign haven't even been able to convince a friendly judge that there's even a possibility that it might be 50/50 regarding them being right, or that it would even matter if the cases they're actually making in court rather than in public were true.

That's such a typical fucking response from you people.
That's such a typical complete failure to respond from "you people."

"X happened!"
'No it didn't!'
"Yes it did, I've got proof!"
'Then, prove it?'
"No! You prove it didn't!"
 

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