For example, in PA, they tried to change the electoral process before the election, and the judge ruled they had no injury (meaning they needed to prove they were adversely affected by the process). When they sued afterward, the judge ruled they had a case, but it was too late to do anything about it now. A GA judge ruled that dominion machines needed to be preserved for inspection. Then he reverses it for 8 or 9 hours. Coincidentally, dominion techs had to work on fixing some machines that were going to be used in the January elections. The judge again placed a stay on dominion machines, and the election officials came out and said the servers had already been wiped. You know... more items with perfectly reasonable explanations that won't dominate headlines.

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