Martin, I'm with Kevin here.

We use "big picture" arguments like controls exist to create the voter rolls in the first place and the numerical controls on ballots exist to allow tracing..... and bi partisan assertions on the state level and a DHS news release that point to or agree the poll counting was fair.... to argue the election was not rigged. Add to this numerous court cases that have already been thrown out and important law firms that have withdrawn their services that we have also mentioned. They are big picture pushback for sure.

However, none of this is good enough, and you use use "big picture" arguments to say that given your personal experience, mail in ballots are most likely fraudulent because of their inherent weaknesses and big city democratic machines, so you want Atlanta and Philadelphia under the microscope.You don't advocate this for anywhere else where there are mail in ballots so I expect you feel things are OK elsewhere or at least better than in PA and GA

Our Big Picture is somehow deficient while yours is somehow OK. Your real world experience and common sense should prevail here...even without any evidence in this instance...and even though it goes contrary to findings over the years by experts, scholars and Trump's own 2016\17 commission who found nothing, none of the millions of votes Trump asserted were fraudulently cast against him

Most of this I have said before...except for the part that our big picture is somehow invalidated by yours in your eyes.

Not an attack, you are entitled to think like you do. I'm just stating what things look like to me.

IMO the saddest part in all this is that there will always be a segment of the US population who will never accept that 2020 was not somehow stolen from Trump and the Republicans. That cannot help but have repercussions. There's already violence in the streets, limited for now, but given Trump is still asserting the theft, and that it is not a stretch to think he will continue this line, a logical outcome is that the extreme elements will emerge to take action, because in their view, the law did not, is not, and will not.

If writing ever becomes work I think I'm going to have to stop