@HumanHive So, which states in play, both uncalled and called for Biden, do you think are most and least likely to be overturned and why? Note, not which ones are PROBABLE to be overturned, just more or less likely. Sub 50% is possible all around .
Addendum: To help, have them all
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I'd say Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia likely go Red. I think keeping them up in the air otrcalling them super early was part of the tactic. They wanted to make this LOOK like a blow out, the narrative set that Trump was coming from way behind to steal the election. Rather than it being with in spitting distance.
Also why the count has been so slow. Doing whatever they can to keep Trump's Elector count looking low.
Of Nevada Michigan, Wisconsin, and PA, I'd say Wisconsin is the most likely to flip, Michigan and Nevada the least.
Pennsylvania will be the weird one. They fucked up bad. Maybe they didn't think they'd hold the state if challenged, and wanted to create the 'Trump stole the election' narrative with a strong foot. They ignored a Supreme Court order by mixing in late ballots.
It's likely the Supreme Court doesn't vote to invalidate itself. While Biden's caginess on answering the 'Will you pack the Supreme Court' question is a threat, I doubt they'd really go out on a stretch against him on the chance he may do it. However, the Pennsylvania election organization flipped them the fuck off and said they can't tell them what to do. If anything motivates them to weigh in on this, it'll be that. If they let them get away with that, it hurts their power.
They aren't going to issue a court order saying "Trump wins." It'll be more along the lines of "The judiciary didn't have the authority to change election rules, we would like to order that the late votes be removed from the count, but their actions have made it impossible to do so and have a valid count, so the State Legislature as the next most representative body of the government should vote on how the electors are distributed."