bighairymike: This can be in the form of petitioning your representatives or seeking redress in a court of law.

He went to court over 60 times and lost every lawsuit except for one meaningless legal action. And "petitioning your representatives" isn't forming a conspiracy to replace legitimate electors with fake electors, or attempting to illegally discount legitimate votes with the goal of overturning the 2020 election, or obstructing an official proceeding to delay the electoral vote count to toss the election into the House of Representatives, or conspiring against voters rights.

Those are unlawful acts. And yes, it's a "given". What's necessary is evidence.

Did you happen to notice that Mark Meadows, the former president's chief of staff, was not indicted? You don't think he and others -- oh, like the former vice president, the former AG, and White House lawyers -- won't be providing evidence at trial?

You think the special counsel would indict a former president without rock solid, irrefutable evidence?

C'mon.

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