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Here Hooter this is what your Dear Leader sent to the US Supreme Court

https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/2...ervene.pdf

Again NO EVIDENCE

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This is The Dear Leader's SO CALLED EVIDENCE

Our Country is deeply divided in ways that it arguably has not been seen since the election of 1860.
There is a high level of distrust between the opposing
sides, compounded by the fact that, in the election just
held, election officials in key swing states, for apparently partisan advantage, failed to conduct their state
elections in compliance with state election law, in direct violation of the plenary power that Article II of
the U.S. Constitution confers on the Legislatures of
the States. Indeed, a recent poll by the reputable Rasmussen polling firm indicates that 47% of all Americans (including 75% of Republicans and 30% of Democrats), believe that it is “likely” or “very likely” the
election was stolen from the current incumbent President.1
The fact that nearly half of the country believes the
election was stolen should come as no surprise. President Trump prevailed on nearly every historical indicia of success in presidential elections. For example,
he won both Florida and Ohio; no candidate in history—Republican or Democrat—has ever lost the election after winning both States. And he won these traditional swing states by large margins—Ohio by 8 percentage points and 475,660 votes; Florida by 3.4 percentage points and 371,686 votes. He won 18 of the
country’s 19 so-called “bellwether” counties—counties
1 See Leah Barkoukis, “What Do Democrats Think About the Integrity of the Election? One Poll Shows Surprising Findings,”
Townhall.com (Dec. 1, 2020), available at https://townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbar koukis/2020/12/01/30-percent-ofdems-think-their-party-cheated-n2580862.
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whose vote, historically, almost always goes for the
candidate who wins the election.2 Initial analysis indicates that he won 26 percent of non-white voters,
the highest percentage for any Republican candidate
since 1960,3 a fairly uniform national trend that was
inexplicably not followed in key cities and counties in
the Defendant States. And he had coattails but, as
some commentators have cleverly noted, apparently
no coat. That is, Republican candidates for the U.S.
Senate and U.S. House, down to Republican candidates and the state and local level, all out-performed
expectations and won in much larger numbers than
predicted, yet the candidate for President at the top of
the ticket who provided those coattails did not himself
get over his finish line in first place. This, despite the
fact that the nearly 75 million votes he received—a
record for any incumbent President—was nearly 12
million more than he received in the 2016 election,
also a record (in contrast to the 2012 election, in which
the incumbent received 3 million fewer votes than he
had four years earlier but nevertheless prevailed).
These things just don’t normally happen, and a large
percentage of the American people know that something is deeply amiss.


Nothing but Bull Sh!t and What If's

Dear Leader wants the election overturned because the country is divided over a poll STUPID

Time to move on Hooter