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When Trump's lawyers present all of the evidence of election fraud as justification for Trump's legal and proper action in preventing the effects of that election fraud, it'll be up to the prosecutor to prove that evidence is, as you say, nothing more than conspiracy theory. Whatever the media has to say about it will have no bearing on the court proceedings. The propaganda you so willingly believe will be irrelevant. It will be up to Willis to prove there was no election fraud. It'll be up to her to prove HER contention that claims of election fraud are false.Unless there is a whole heap of new, never before presented evidence, don't get too excited. I'm guessing we just get yet another rehash of a bunch of conspiracy theories. Then when the judge quite rightly rejects them as non fact based theories, Trump will cry to his followers about how unfair the judge was for refusing to accept his 'evidence'. Sort of like the previous 60 times Trump has tried the same thing in the past.
And no...this situation has NEVER happened before. None of those "60 court cases" actually examined any evidence of election fraud.