There's a difference between being wrong, and Trump having pathetic lawyers who can't get their act together. It's not what you know, it's what you can prove.
I think if you knew what I posted here on imgflip about the election (and I don't expect anyone but me to know the totality of what I've posted) even going back to before the election, I stated that I believed whichever side "won" would be the side that was better at cheating. That's because the democrats clearly made it so easy for voter fraud, combined with my belief that if something can happen, it will happen. So making it so easy to cheat, pretty much guaranteed that there would be cheating. The one thing I didn't see coming was the scale.
So thesis, if Trump had "won", I would feel the same way. Granted, I think the country would be the better for it, but that wouldn't make it right. And I think if you could somehow take a step back and be objective, and consider the hypothetical of Trump not just beating Biden, but beating him in the same incredibly suspicious way, you might be able to see what I'm talking about.
Forget all that... what in the hell are you talking about when you say something regarding 'any value speculating about the future'? You're speculating about the future when you state as a fact that Biden will be sworn in. While it's highly more likely than it's not, that you're right, that doesn't mean it's not speculation.
That's the problem with you liberals. An utter inability to be objective about any facts for which you have a blinding passion.