OK, we get your point. You think challenging a vote, through the system, is a bad thing and should not be done except where there is an obvious fraud problem. I trust you would, if given absolute power, overturn the statutes that provide for an automatic recount in cases like Floridas (there are many such statutes). It strikes me this is a minority report even in your own party, but so be it.
And I trust you think the Republican Party's actions in 1960 were inappropriate as well.
I don't share such views - the challenge and recount process is there to ensure one of the fundamental pillars of people's faith in the process, which is certainty. The court balanced finality and certainty, but did not reject certainty as an important goal. Using that process, as it was intended to be, should help keep people's faith in the system.
