It started far before Wednesday’s attempt in Colorado to remove Trump from the ballot.
Trump faces four criminal cases involving 91 charges in four jurisdictions.
In a case out of Florida, the feds pursue Trump on retaining classified documents - something Joe Biden did for years without arousing the interest of prosecutors.
In Georgia, Trump stands accused of a "Criminal racketeering enterprise" for having "Knowingly and willfully joined a conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome" of an election by a supporter of Stacey Abrams, a woman who lost the 2018 gubernatorial election by five times the number of votes as Trump lost the 2020 Georgia presidential contest but somehow eluded the interest of prosecutors in her prolonged and rather lucrative effort to smear the state as a neo-Jim Crow enclave that denies blacks the franchise to rig elections.
Joshua Solomon of the Albany Times-Union reports that in New York "In the past three and a half years, there were fewer than 300 instances statewide of an individual facing a top-level charge of falsifying business records in the first degree. Even more rare: a conviction, let alone a felony conviction, for the offenses filed against [Donald] Trump, which requires proving the intent to commit or aid in another crime." In just 11 instances did the charges result in a felony.
Hmmm. Special counsel Jack Smith alleges that Trump sought to overturn the 2020 election.
What presidential election over the last three decades did not precede some lame excuse by the losers? The Kremlin elected Trump, Kenyan-birth disqualified Obama as eligible for the office he sought, crooked Diebold voting machines enabled George W. Bush to defeat John Kerry in Ohio, et cetera, et cetera.
Whatever connotations one draws from Trump instructing the Georgia secretary of state to "Find" votes, he did not say manufacture votes or create them out of thin air.
https://spectator.org/dems-rebut-2020-rigging-accusations-by-rigging-2024/
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