The initial cases weren't about fraud because when given the opportunity, Rudy and team backed away from what they were so aggressively charging in public. It's exactly why NY has suspended Rudy's law license.
"As we have written, Giuliani — without providing evidence — described the lawsuit at the hearing as a part of “nationwide voter fraud” involving “at least 10 other jurisdictions.” U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann asked Trump’s lawyer, “So you are alleging fraud?” Giuliani responded, “Yes, your honor.”
But later Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor, admitted to Brann that the amended complaint did not allege fraud at all.
“Respondent repeatedly represented to the court that his client, the plaintiff, was pursuing a fraud claim, when indisputably it was not,” the New York court wrote, referring to Giuliani as the respondent in its order. “Respondent’s client had filed an amended complaint before the November 17, 2020 appearance in which the only remaining claim asserted was an equal protection claim, not based on fraud at all.”
In his Nov. 21 order dismissing the case, Brann criticized the Trump campaign for seeking to prevent Pennsylvania from certifying its election results without presenting any evidence to support such a “drastic remedy.”
A New York court suspended Rudy Giuliani's license to practice law in that state for making "demonstrably false and misleading statements" about the 2020 presidential election results. We recap some of the bogus claims that we have previously debunked.
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So the short answer is, there remains not a single instance beyond 2020 voter fraud beyond a few examples of people casting one fraudulent vote in the name of a dead relative (mostly for trump) proven in court or anywhere else.
But for the sake of argument, let's speculate that there was voter fraud and it was entirely in the favor of Biden (despite the example below, I guess the suggestion is republicans don't avail themselves of all of the super easy ways to subvert the democratic process). The only meaningful example of voter fraud in a federal election we have to use as a possible template is the 2018 congressional race in NC where a republican operative used bogus ballot harvesting methods to "create" around 1000 phantom republican votes to flip a very close race. The vote was in November 2018 and Leslie Dowless was arrested in February 2019, so a few short months later and not years.
So, to successfully execute a similar scheme, the dems would have to have hundreds of similar people across multiple states, all working with a support staff, to generate and submit tens of thousand of votes per state, and all so flawlessly executed that every instance escapes the intense scrutiny that this election has received, including in Mericopa, where the audit resulted in Biden
adding 260 votes.
Has there been fraud in an election that involved 152.7m votes overseen by fifty states and thousands of counties? Possibly, but this has yet to be proven. Is it in any way reasonable to assume that, if there was fraud, the dems are the only ones who have cheated? No. Is it in any way reasonable to suggest that fraud occurred at the scale needed to flip multiple states? No. It's just not a rational position to take.