What a convoluted piece of nonsense.

Were the ballots supposedly stolen from New York? If so, wouldn't burning be a little easier than shipping?

Or were they supposedly mail-in ballots from PA residents living in NY and/or northeast? If this was part of the USPS transportation, how can it be a federal crime to transport them across state lines?

What exactly was "odd" about USPS personnel's behavior in Lancaster? There were as many as 288,000 ballots, he said. How does he know that all were from addresses in Harrisburg? Did you know that the population of Harrisburg is only 49,000??

What are the circumstances of this truck's "disappearance?" The witness blinked and the truck was gone when he re-opened his eyes? Was there a magician practicing his act nearby? Oops! Didn't mean to disappear that truck!

Why wait 'til December 1 to share this account of gobble-de-gook?

Can't wait to see this testimony in the brief sent to the Supreme Court.

And of course, last but not least, we have all those ballots in AZ, MI, GA and PA with "issues" ...according to "sworn testimony." Were any of those testimonies provided to the courts as affidavits in the cases already adjudicated?

Who has come forward and been harassed? Links to reports, please.

You might be confusing your memories with the death threats being received by Georgia election officials and other innocent workers, including this: a 20-year-old contractor in Gwinnett County for Dominion Voting Systems, which has become the subject of baseless right-wing conspiracy theories, had received death threats. The worker's family was also getting harassed, Mr Sterling added.

The unnamed man had been threatened with a noose and accused of treason, Mr Sterling said, after transferring a report on ballot batches to a county computer so he could read it.

Or another unconscionable act:

A former head of US election security who said Donald Trump’s defeat by Joe Biden was not subject to voter fraud should be “taken out at dawn and shot”, a Trump campaign lawyer said.

Condemnation of Joe DiGenova’s remark about Chris Krebs was swift, including calls for his disbarment and the charge that he was behaving like a “mob attorney”.

DiGenova made the remark about Krebs on The Howie Carr Show, a podcast shown on YouTube and the Trump-allied Newsmax TV, on Monday.

“Anybody who thinks the election went well,” he said, “like that idiot Krebs who used to be the head of cybersecurity, that guy is a class A moron. He should be drawn and quartered. Taken out at dawn and shot."

Thugocracy? 95% of Trump's tweets.

You fail to mention the death threats the Republican Secretary of State in Georgia has been getting, the caravans of protestors trespassing on his lawn, and the terrible sexual threats his wife has been getting, all by right wing fanatics who won't accept the fact that Trump lost the popular vote in Georgia. The Secretary of State has said that Trump's comments have fanned these flames of hatred against him. In stark contrast, no one has accused Biden of fanning the flames of hatred against the head of the GSA (unless you want to argue that Biden has fanned the flames simply because more people voted for him than Trump). .