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allegation of fraud is not sufficient to overturn a previously settled legal process

Is an allegation of fraud ever sufficient to overturn anything? Or does it require PROOF of the fraud?

Stealing a presidential election in an elaborately orchestrated coup d'état is an act of treason. So, is that stolen election really a "previously settled legal process"? Can anything blatantly and patently ILLEGAL, such as treason, ever be a settled LEGAL process?

260 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

allegation of fraud is not sufficient to overturn a previously settled legal process

Is an allegation of fraud ever sufficient to overturn anything? Or does it require PROOF of the fraud?

And, is a stolen election really a "previously settled legal process"? Can anything blatantly and patently ILLEGAL ever be a settled LEGAL process?

260 days ago
1 score