"Come on now," Michigan Judge Cynthia Stephens said while looking over the evidence presented by the president's lawyers, which alleged a poll watcher had been instructed to back-date late-arriving mail-in ballots to make them count. "What I have, at best, is a hearsay affidavit." This is from an ABC News story filed 11-7-20. It cited judges in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Georgia demanding admissible evidence from Trump's lawyers. The Trump lawyers presented only "Hearsay." Within days after the election a pattern of frivilous lawsuits lacking admissible evidence resulted in dozens of judges, many of them Trump appointees, asking for evidence that was never presented. Why? Hard evidence that could be litigated does not exist.