"Criminal democratic operatives" that were sneaky enough to "steal" the presidency yet somehow chose to ignore the Senate, House, and other state and local races? When all of those candidates were on the same ballot as the presidential election? Even in states (like Georgia) where republicans control government? Come on man, that makes zero sense. The level of coordinated effort across different parts of the country involving millions of ballots cast strategically enough across the country with coincidentally just enough votes to win that state...the amount of cooperation it would take to pull that one out, it's like something a comic book supervillain would do.
The more you stop and think about it, the less sense it makes. Or at least I'd hope so.
A more likely answer is that Trump is an extremely divisive, aggressive, boorish president and while that may win him lots of fans it also makes him lots of enemies. In case you hadn't noticed, the people who dislike Trump really dislike Trump and came out in droves to vote against him. That's why nearly every case that Trump's lawyers have filed were dismissed the minute they were clocked because they had zero evidence to support them. He has no evidence of mass voter fraud because mass voter fraud didn't happen.
[b}People just don't like him.{/b]
