I think that fraud is obvious in the American election system. The real question seems to be (in this case) what will the Republicans do about it? From what I'm reading, they are busy organizing at levels never seen before. All this, in addition to Trump becoming competitive in states like Virginia, seem to indicate that it will be 'too big to rig.'
But that doesn't mean its game over for the Democrats. Fraud is only one half of the equation. The other half is the state of the economy. I'm reading a lot of stuff on both sides of that issue, so it's not clear to me yet who has the ultimate advantage.
Nailed it. What if all the people who did not vote in 2020 decide to vote this time? Will a massive voter turn out really be "too big to rig"?
I think that fraud is obvious in the American election system. The real question seems to be (in this case) what will the Republicans do about it? From what I'm reading, they are busy organizing at levels never seen before. All this, in addition to Trump becoming competitive in states like Virginia, seem to indicate that it will be 'too big to rig.'
But that doesn't mean its game over for the Democrats. Fraud is only one half of the equation. The other half is the state of the economy. I'm reading a lot of stuff on both sides of that issue, so it's not clear to me yet who has the ultimate advantage.