Are you referring to observers ejected from ballot counting? Because that's a check & balance that was obviously tilted.
Except there isn't evidence of that. Republican observers were allowed. They just weren't allowed to disrupt things and crawl into everyone's junk. (Partly because they were primed by a psycho president that widespread fraud was being committed for months before there was even any evidence.)
There needs to be a balance between establishing sane rules and observation and not kowtowing to someone whose M.O. is to always spread fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) on anything and everything to press their agenda. Trump has proven he has no interest working within American democratic institutions - he would rather cast them into doubt and skirt them.
Dead people have voted. That is fraud. There is evidence. If you deny that then no point discussing further.
Dead people are found voting every year. The issue again regards scale. Material scale. It's very very very difficult to forge ballots at scale with dead people. But because of human error and the protections of anonymity, some have gotten through every election. But not at scale.
The character of Trump is irrelevant to the discuss of election issues. If there really was no fraud then Democrats should be all about letting this process continue so they can rub it in Trump/GOPs faces, but they aren't.
No, the character of Trump is central to the discussion. FUD has been Trump's answer to everything: fake news, fake virus, fake elections, fake fake fake. You act like this is the first time he's pulled this excuse. But that's his M.O. And it is no shock because he's followed through on this predictable pattern for years.
You can cry wolf only so many times before people get wise that you're full of it and show no reason to be trusted on all your past fakery cries.
Why does it seem like every republican on Tuz is a conspiracy theorist? Like is there something that makes republicans more prone to believing in conspiracy theories? I really don't get it.
The left has conspiracy theories, absolutely. GMOs, anti-vaxxers, etc. It's there. The difference is that there isn't a president who is basing his information, his tweets, and his messaging to his followers based on that. We don't have anti-GMO conspiracy theorists elected on that platform in Congress. We don't have presidents publicly courting the Flat Earth vote and the 9/11 Was a Hoax vote because it's politically convenient to give lunatics air cover of legitimacy.