And besides, trump lost election day.

The issue people have with it is there could be potential violations of state law taking place...IF that is the case then we have a problem. If not then the results have to be honored by both sides.

That is not an issue. It's like mail in voting, many want you to think there are problems, even when there aren't any big ones.

I don't have a problem with mail-in voting. I do have a problem with people using attorney generals or courts to supersede laws set down by an elected legislature...I don't know if that's happening right now, but if so then it means the law was broken by one side or the other. That is an issue.

The dems aren't doing that. Did you know that Trump is suing because he lost Michigan? Like what a cry baby. You lost that state fair and square, grin and bare it.

As I said, I have no problem with losing a fair election. I was referring to Pennsylvania and the dispute between the state legislature and the state supreme court. The court made a decision that Constitutionally could only have been made by the legislature, which is going to be the subject of a lawsuit.

The other disputed states are Wisconsin, Michigan, and Arizona...for Wisconsin I think all that will be done is a canvas and recount (which is standard procedure and perfectly reasonable when the margins are this close). Michigan will probably be the same thing; the Trump campaign will request a canvas and we'll see how it goes, but I can't say whether it's fair to ask for a recount since I think Biden had pretty good margins there. Arizona just needs to get its votes in and I'd bet $5 it'll go to Biden.

There's a difference between disputing legitimate results and ensuring the results are legitimate. I'm in favor of the latter, as should all Americans, but none should support the former.

In some places they are not allowing poll watchers to monitor the counts. In other places magic boxes of ballots showed up at 3am.

Do you have sources for that? I'm not saying you're wrong, merely that I've seen no proof of that happening.