83% of Trump supporters think the election was stolen

[Middle-aged Europe]

Questions:


1) Why didn't the Democrats steal the election for Hillary in 2016? I mean back then they even had control of the executive branch on the federal level, it would have been so much easier.

2) Why were Democrats apparently successful in stealing Georgia's electoral votes in 2020, despite the fact that this state is run by Republicans?

3) Why was the Republican governor of Arizona unsuccessful in preventing his state's electoral votes getting stolen by the Democrats?

4) Why did the Democrats fail to steal North Carolina's electoral votes in 2020, despite the fact that both the Governor and the Secretary of State are Dems there?

5) Why didn't the Democrats steal Susan Collins' Senate in Maine, where both the Governor and the SoS are Dems too?

6) Why didn't the Democrats steal Mitch McConnell's Senate seat this year? At least the Governor is a Democrat in Kentucky after all.

[Middle-aged Europe]

There is a frenzy in the air that is probably similar to the presidential election of 1860.

....and we all know what happened next.   

I keep hearing how there has been no violence. As this continued and as the courts reject them it will sadly begin. The militias are preparing as we speak.

Well, the good thing is that Biden probably has the loyalty of the military leadership, because he was a) legitimately elected President and b) for all we know they like him better than Trump.

[Middle-aged Europe]

You know, if this election was stolen it will probably the first time in the history of stolen elections that an opposition party managed to "steal" an election.

That doesn't make Trump look very good... being the one in power and still managing to get an election stolen under your ass.

[Middle-aged Europe]

If Democrats stole the election why didn't they steal a few extra Senate seats too? Why didn't they shore up their advantage in the House?

Why didn't the Democrats try to steal the election for Hillary in 2016 when they had still control of the executive branch on the federal level and a more "favorable" composition of the Supreme Court?