Know one thing, reported votes is about 75 million vs 72 million. Lots of challenges and attys. Some modified charges or dropped for lack of traction. There are some time deadlines along the way. Don't think the Supreme court wants to get further involved unless substantial proof from either audits, recounts including actually tossing defective ballots. Giuliani talks a lot and always sounds confident. He talked a lot about the Ukraine fiasco. What happened with that and everything about Hunter sent to Mr. Wray. DOJ issued overall statement. Social media(you know who) holds massive sway. Maybe it will come back down to proving vote switching with machines algorithmic "adjustments" or manual errors, whether from inside or outside the USA. Now if that is proven I would be surprised if the Supreme Court ignored it. One more thing is sure: The clock is ticking...
