One again, I agree with some of your assertions while completely disagreeing with others. I don't know whether you saw or read Part 2 of the prior comment I made (which now lies directly below this comment) but it outlines just a few of many examples wherein Trump's lies have further been exposed by Republican governmental officials, Judges, etc.
The Judges weren't bought off. Their rulings were wholly appropriate for each of the cases presented to them. A number of cases presented had no legal standing, others failed on their merits, while others were argued in their entirety and judgments were made.
Rudy Giuliani, while consistently claiming fraud in the media, when the Judge asked if he was asserting fraud in Court he said no, because he knew he could be disbarred for misleading or lying to the Court. Sidney Powell, stupid woman that she is, actually presented doctored governmental documents in Court as part of her evidence, supplied sworn affidavits by previously indicted con-artists, claimed experts witnesses had qualifications they didn't possess, surreptitiously added other attorneys' names to her claims (as being co-counsel) without their consent or knowledge, produced manufactured affidavits, etc, etc.
Both Rudy and Sidney, in their recent depositions relating to the billion dollar defamation lawsuits against them, each admitted that they did not vet for veracity the information being presented to them. Rudy even admitted that he got some of information from social media sites and YouTube.
Both are currently under sanctions and each likely to be disbarred, along with a host of many other lawyers that propped up and spread Trump's lies.
If you cannot understand how Biden won 81M votes to Trump's 74M, that is easily explainable based on voting age population (VAP), voting eligible population (VEP) and total turnout. As you can see from the list below, 23M more people turned out to vote in 2020 than in 2016. In fact, it was the highest turnout in over 100 years.
VAP VEP Turnout % VAP %VEP
2000 209,787,000 194,331,436 105,594,000 50.3% 54.3%
2004 219,553,000 203,483,455 122,349,000 55.7% 60.1%
2008 229,945,000 213,313,508 131,407,000 57.1% 62.5%
2012 235,248,000 222,474,111 129,235,000 53.8% 58.0%
2016 249,422,000 230,931,921 136,669,276 54.8% 59.2%
2020 257,605,088 239,247,182 159,690,457 62.0% 66.9%