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The disconnect between what Trump allies are saying on television/Twitter and what the Trump legal team is alleging in its court filings is really striking. Accusations of widespread fraud hyped by the former aren't showing up in filings from the latter.
Take MI: the Trump camp's lawsuit is very thin on particulars. They claim election challengers have been denied access to absentee voter counting boards and drop box surveillance video, but they offer no facts or details to that effect. See for yourself: https://www.scribd.com/document/482951182/Trump-v-Benson-Complaint
Pro-Trump pundits pushing a fraud narrative would be surprised by the content (or lack thereof) of these submissions. This is happening on an accelerated basis and there's still time for a case to develop, but the Trump camp will need more than gauzy filings to get somewhere.
Put another way, one is a free-for-all and the other is a structured process governed by rules and ethical obligations. Take your cues from those involved with the latter. https://twitter.com/AustrianAnarchy/status/1324195639593455616
