1) The state based US Constitution is widely respected. Instead of becoming more confrontational, people migrate to areas in Continent where they feel supported..
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/09/25/majority-of-americans-continue-to-favor-moving-away-from-electoral-college/
Secondly in my view if you feel you have to migrate to another part of the country you live in order to feel supported because staying would be too confrontational that's a damning indictment of that countries society.
2) I don’t personally know incorrect Russian collusion was the swing factor…but I suspect it made quite a difference. Proven by the quote:
‘ Americans did feel slightly more positive about Trump after learning the findings of the 22-month investigation into Russian meddling in the election, the national opinion poll released on Tuesday showed.’
Well you certainly come across as someone's who's convinced it was the decisive factor. There was numerous reason's why people voted for Biden or voted against Trump. How many lies did Trump tell during his term as President and during the 2020 campaign, like for example that Biden was going to do away with protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions, despite it being the exact opposite of Joe Biden's position being just one example. All those lies he told and Trump's fear mongering how much of that translated into votes for him?
And as I've brought up here several times on this forum (only to be greeted by the sound of crickets), the Muller report did find the Russian's where interfering in the election in Trump's favour, and while Trump wasn't found to have been personally involved, what does it say about Trump that he' was Vladimir Putin's preferred choice to be US President.
3) I never said it was the one point, but it was easily correctible by the media and they left the misconception hanging out there for their own dishonest reasons.
The media reported the finding of the Muller report accurately.
No evidence was found of a conspiracy between Trump and Russia.
Russia did interfere in the election in Trump's favour.
The Trump campaign knew of and expected to benefit from Russian interference.
Several people in the Trump campaign had troubling links to Russia.
The question of whether Trump obstructed the investigation was left opened.
4) I guarantee you there was election fraud. There is always election fraud. Most of these cases were decided along legal/accounting lines…there was no way to go back to the basic process.
Yes, there always is and always be election fraud in pretty much ever election in every country around the world. But that's not what I'm arguing an you know it. The question is, was it significant enough to affect the outcome of the election and in the case of 2020 US presidential election the answer is no absolutely not. The amount of election fraud in that election was miniscule to be completely insignificant. The 2020 election was free and fair.
Anger you are as convinced on the left as HasBeen is on the right…two sides of the same coin.
LOL. I better start posting a long thread anti-Republican and anti-Trump memes to educate the oaks so.