I'm Pretty Sure I Predicted This Number

With another set of frivolous lawsuits, Trump and his allies are well on their way to losing 50 cases in the post-election period.

They have already lost 33 cases so far.https://t.co/KmNAz13Gd4

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) November 21, 2020

I'm just too lazy to go back and find it. And honestly, the judges can just paste the language from this order into their orders. It says all that needs to be said about the Trump campaign "legal theory" (which is neither legal nor in any way a theory. It's not even a wild conjecture):

From today's federal court opinion in Georgia👇 pic.twitter.com/PH4Whtcv8u

— Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) November 21, 2020

Regarding this, I'm only surprised it didn't make it's way into Sidney Powell's "legal" (only because a lawyer is making them) arguments:

More proof, if it were needed, that Donald Trump is a complete idiot. https://t.co/Pp0ZsbsVNx

— Jerry Taylor (@jerry_jtaylor) November 21, 2020

So now we know that right-wing media circulated an unverified account purporting to be the president’s sister, and then the president himself shared the coverage rather than confirm that it was, in fact, his sister behind the tweets.

— Chris Megerian (@ChrisMegerian) November 20, 2020

I still don't know what's stopping her. And, as long as I'm here, looks like those MI politicians didn't go to the White House to tell the President they wouldn't break the law. They actually went representing their constituents (you can't blame the rest of us for being surprised!):

So now we know that right-wing media circulated an unverified account purporting to be the president’s sister, and then the president himself shared the coverage rather than confirm that it was, in fact, his sister behind the tweets.

— Chris Megerian (@ChrisMegerian) November 20, 2020

I'm guessing Trump has lost McConnell's phone number.

Mickey's Law School And Aluminum Screen Door Emporium has logged on. https://t.co/BwPOWdgcCn

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) November 21, 2020

And yet 33 judges (or more) and most of America seem to have managed to. It will probably be 50 judges before this is over.