This is why I think that the democratic party will have to move to the left if they want to avoid another big party emerging there and "stealing" their votes. And they will, considering more and more lawmakers within the party are much more left-leaning than the average establishment democrat and need increasingly to be taken into account.

That said, I think it will take until 2032 for a more leftist leader to gain enough sway amongst the general population and win the primaries against an establishment candidate that's well-liked. 

If no one else has a case for fraud, why would Texas?

Is it just me or is it weird that a state can sue at all, let alone other states that have nothing to do with them.

I believe this is more of a move to please the President base then anything else.  The laws are pretty specific on state to state lawsuits and I do not believe this falls under that category.  If anything its more like a political stunt to say, We care then anything else.  When it gets thrown out they can cry fowl again stoking the fires even more.  If anything all this fraud stuff could end up backfiring on the GOP.  If voters really believe the fix is in, they will not turn out to vote in 2024 thus giving the Dems seats.  Its like the GOP is trying to play both ends which is on fire and they are trying to figure out which will burn out faster.  Pretty risky if you ask me.

Sanders platform of democratic socialism appears to resonate with voters under 30. When it came to young people, the Vermont senator comfortably beat Biden in every state’s exit polling.

The same holds true among young, black voters. Although Biden’s Obama-era legacy sustained his loyalty primarily among black elders, black Democrats under 30 overwhelmingly supported Sanders.

Sanders also won the overall majority of Latinos far ahead of Biden 

Sanders won overwhelmingly the under 40's in all demographics (future of the party), Biden won the over 40's (not the future of the party)

Those demographics are the future of the Dem party, those groups loved what Sanders as a socialist was talking 

Then maybe in 10 years Sanders would have been the better nominee, but not this year.

Sanders platform of democratic socialism appears to resonate with voters under 30. When it came to young people, the Vermont senator comfortably beat Biden in every state’s exit polling.

The same holds true among young, black voters. Although Biden’s Obama-era legacy sustained his loyalty primarily among black elders, black Democrats under 30 overwhelmingly supported Sanders.

Sanders also won the overall majority of Latinos far ahead of Biden 

Sanders won overwhelmingly the under 40's in all demographics (future of the party), Biden won the over 40's (not the future of the party)

Those demographics are the future of the Dem party, those groups loved what Sanders as a socialist was talking 

Soon-to-be-ex-president Trump claimed on Twitter that he was the only presidential candidate to win Florida and Ohio but lose the election, as if that was proof of some wrongdoing against him. Showing how historically illiterate he is, he conveniently forgot that Richard Nixon won Florida and Ohio in 1960 but still lost the election to JFK. This maroon can't seem to go five minutes without showing how stunningly ignorant he is.

It made me think of this xkcd comic

https://xkcd.com/1122/

Soon-to-be-ex-president Trump claimed on Twitter that he was the only presidential candidate to win Florida and Ohio but lose the election, as if that was proof of some wrongdoing against him. Showing how historically illiterate he is, he conveniently forgot that Richard Nixon won Florida and Ohio in 1960 but still lost the election to JFK. This maroon can't seem to go five minutes without showing how stunningly ignorant he is.