Someone must think they have evidence of something...

Clear evidence of moral turpitude

If you are a clerk for a supreme court justice and you saw Biden‘s press release yesterday about Hunter’s tax investigation (I.e. Chinese problem) and you start to put two and two together and realize Democrats cheated to beat Trump and whether they intended it or not, are installing a temporary President who personifies the phrase “compromised by the Chinese” for a few months until Kamala takes over who was rejected early on by her own party and is the most leftist, socialist senator other than Bernie Sanders....... so....do you start compiling evidence and writing comments to your justice that the Texas case should not only be heard but given a wide latitude to turn this election over and do it again?

They're not even contesting election 'fraud' any longer they're now saying the fraud is that the fraud is 'undetectable'. Really.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/george-conway-trump-texas-steal-elect...

What of the Texas suit’s merits? It has none. It’s a recycling of failed claims. Whining about poll-watchers being excluded, nonsense about “mysterious late night dumps of thousands of ballots,” fantasies about rigged Dominion voting machines — a Cuisinart of allegations rejected by courts from Philadelphia to Carson City.

Texas’s proposed complaint even has a claim that, given Trump’s middle-of-election-night lead in the defendant states, there was less than a “one in a quadrillion” chance that Biden should have won. Do they really think the justices of the Supreme Court are that stupid?

And what relief does the Texas suit seek? For the court to declare that the 62 electoral votes of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin “cannot be counted.” That’s a quote.

That any member of any bar, let alone a member of the Supreme Court bar, could file such flimsy tripe in any court, let alone the Supreme Court, is an embarrassment to the legal profession. For public officials such as Paxton and his fellow Republican attorneys general to call for the wholesale disenfranchisement of the people of four states is an affront to the rule of law, an insult to an independent judiciary and a contempt of democracy.

and you start to put two and two together...

you get this...