Except the dispute is exactly that the votes were
not legal, proving your bad faith engagement yet again.
Says the guy who can't explain all the statistical anomalies and historical tells that wildly misjudged the mark with no explanation for the collective 1 in a bazillion chance outcome aside from more "orange man bad".
No, not
only. But it
is rather convenient, and I make no apologies for hamming it up.
More on this. I don't need to counter ignorant explanations of statistics, in the same way I don't need to counter ignorant explanations that the earth is flat. When people believe a conspiracy theory to their core, no amount of evidence to the contrary will change their minds.
There are no statistical anomalies. Otherwise, why was this not presented in any one of the 52 (the number keeps on jumping up!) court applications thus far?
The polling ultimately predicted the results. Yes it was off, but within the margin of error predicted.
Down ballot results were miserable for the Democrats. This was on the same ballot as the Presidential election, so how can one be fraudulent, but the other is deemed as perfectly acceptable? Explain that "statistical anomaly"? LOL
There just was no "1 in a bazillion chance" that Biden would win. His chances were always higher than Trump. I guess if you feast on a diet of OAN and Newsmax and Breitbart and Gatewaypundit, then perhaps you saw such predictions, but essentially all legitimate polling showed Biden would win.
I was wrong about my predictions for the winner of the election. I thought Trump would win because I believed the margin of error on the polling was higher and ultimately Biden would win with a very low margin in one or two key battleground states, leaving a very fine electoral margin, but Trump would have been able to mount a far more successful Supreme court battle, similar to Bush V Gore.
Turns out I grossly over estimated Trump's legal teams abilities and under estimated how strong the courts are against spurious BS.