Experts agree: Trump’s legal effort is dead, and rigor mortis is setting in.
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No, he says, he doesn’t have to provide any evidence of fraud in the state. Instead, it’s Pennsylvania that must prove its mail-in ballots were legal.
The former federal prosecutor took over a campaign lawsuit and indulged in Trump-flavored conspiracy mongering.
A new suit that appears to be a pointless delaying tactic was filed in Arizona, as the campaign dropped its infamous “Sharpie” challenge.
Giuliani claimed allegations of vote fraud in Detroit would sink Biden—but experts say the latest legal action is a non-starter.
“This will give the president [and others] something to play with for a while, but until Bill Barr actually puts up or shuts up, we’re still where we [have been].”
Justice Samuel Alito did not call for vote-counting to stop, as the GOP wanted.
"This is garbage,” one said. "None of that is going to change the outcome if they prevail.”
Seeing his chances of reelection slipping away, the president wants his armada of lawyers to give Democrats a court fight that ‘they’ll never forget’
After the Hunter Biden-obsessed former NYC mayor inserted himself into the equation in Pennsylvania, the Trump campaign filed yet another suit challenging votes in Georgia.
