crimes?

What if he's right though.

Personally I think he should bow out in a dignified way and admit to defeat but that's not who he is.

Can you imagine if his suspicions were proved to be true.......wow, that'd make a great movie

In every presidential election within my memory, there have been isolated cases of 'the dead' voting. It should not be too hard for Trump to find some small evidence of this. I'm not exactly sure how this happens but I suspect that, here and there, someone gets ahold of a recently dead person's ID and uses them to vote, and then he/she goes to their proper voter site and votes again using their real ID.

However, for the courts to pay any attention to this would, naturally, require massive evidence.

Presumably they could also find dead people who voted for him four years ago.

Yes, that's true Annie.
Funny how the votes were all true and genuine when he was voted IN though.

Cannot bear the thought of a defeated president ignominiously being evicted from the white house. The ultimate humiliation for him and America.

I think American's did not vote Biden in, they voted Trump out.

I believe we are going to see a very, very nasty side to Trump over the next few weeks.

It even said in my paper today that his wife has been waiting for him to lose, and leave the white house, so that she can leave him, too.

Apparently she has been seen twice in public recently, pulling her hand away from his, so I guess that's enough for reporters to get their notebooks out.

Melania is said to have burst into tears when her husband triumphed in 2016, with one friend saying: "She never expected him to win".

She also waited five months before moving from New York to Washington, allegedly because the couple's son Barron "needed to finish school".

But former aide Stephanie Wolkoff has now claimed Melania was negotiating a post-nuptial agreement to give Barron an equal share of Trump's fortune, reports the MailOnline.

Wolkoff also claims Trump and Melania had separate bedrooms during their time in the White House and said their marriage was "transactional".

In his marriage to second wife Marla Maples, Trump's pre-nup agreement prevents her from publishing any book or giving interviews critical of him - with lawyer Christina Previte saying it's likely Melania had agreed to something similar.