Texas Files SCOTUS Lawsuit against States who violated electoral laws

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Occam's simple question: Is it really that hard to believe? The most hated President of our lifetime, who barely won 4 years ago with a handful of votes in a handful of key states. Who has been the target of 4 years of the most viscous lies and the worst campagn of hate I've ever seen in my life. In the heaviest turn-out election of all time. (When heavy turn-out almost always means D's win.) Is it that hard to think that enough few people in enough few locations had enough of that hate, to vote against him?

And that's what makes me sad about this election. It's not that Trump lost. It's that racism and hate worked. Hate won. By people who's hearts were filled with righteous conviction of their hatred.

Have you ever seen a President who has rallied and had more genuine popular support than Trump?

Obama, Bush, Clinton, or Reagan couldn’t continually pack venues like Trump does. They didn’t even try. No President or candidate has ever had the stamina and filterless approach to communicating with the people. My whole life, from people who identify as either Democrats or Republicans, I’ve heard them say, “I wish we had a President who would just speak straight and not have all these speech writers crafting the message for them.”

Along comes Trump and people finally got what they wanted.

While the media has run a 24/7 hate campaign, there also has been a swell of grassroots support, especially from people who don’t normally vote in elections. Even with the theft and flipping of votes, the fake vote tabulation shows Trump surged from 62 million in 2016, to 74 million last month.

Obama called for people to vote for hate in 2012, “Vote for revenge.” When he did that, he actually dropped considerably from his all-time high of 69 million votes in 2008, to 65.9 million in 2012.

What’s different now is that we have a President who doesn’t just sit back like a DC insider in the rigged game, and concede a rigged election like Romney did in 2012, or what many allege Al Gore did in 2000, or John Kerry in 2004. Fellow Bonesman John Kerry actually conceded quickly in 2004 because he didn’t want to do what Al Gore did in 2000, where Al Gore first conceded over the phone to George W. Bush, then changed his mind and asked for the recount of only certain counties in Florida.

When you see so many States filing suit against the fraud in GA, PA, WI, and MI, from Attorneys General who have access to a lot of information regarding the voting irregularities, you know that the likelihood of merits to the case far exceed what the Wall Street media are telling you.