There's a narrative out there that goes something like this. "If Trump/The GOP loses the midterms, then Trump will do something to overthrow the results and impose his will on the nation."
First, we actually have evidence that tells us what Trump as done when he or the GOP has lost elections.
Second, what happens to all of these conspiracy mongers when their dire predictions don't come True?
I do want to note the reality that questioning results that seem to not make sense (votes counted exceed voters eligible to vote or middle of the night ballot dumps that break 100/0 in favor) and investigation those things are not problems or an attempt to overthrow anything. Given what we've found out about GA election issues, it seems prudent to work for the most secure elections possible. It seems unlikely that anything will change the tune of these conspiracy mongers, nor will it stop them from claiming fraud of their side loses.
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Indeed. And worse, those same conspiracy mongers are among those who approve of the Democrat party "finding" votes late in the process to put their candidate over the top. They're the party that demands "one more recount" until their candidate's total overwhelms the opponent. The Dems cry "foul!" for far less than what has been so obvious in cases where the GOP has.
They're also the ones sucking up to Piker, engaging in underhanded tactics in AK, and who have most recently been caught ballot stuffing.
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