Simple question: Do you believe that election deadlines are meaningless and should simply be ignored, or do you believe that each county in a state can have different rules for how votes are counted without it violating the Equal Protection clause for the 14th Amendment? Because that’s the heart of what Bush v Gore was decided on.

I believe understaffing communuties that support the opposing party, gerrymandering, discouraging early or mail in voting, and other voter suppression is stealing an election. I also think that restrictvie deadlines on recounts thst exist only to hamper the ability to complete a recount is stealing an election.

Deadlines are fine when they are reasonable and things are running smoothly. But a deadline existing is not an absolute that cannot be adjusted based on a judicial order to allow enough time for the process to be completed properly.

The election was stolen in the steps before the recount stage because of voter suppression. Squashing the recount was just the cherry on top.