reminder 1 there was a stop the steal set up in 2016 which got folded because he won. this is not organic, it's heads i win, tails you lose. if the man loses, he spends part of his campaign prepping his voters by claiming theft before anything happens. he then activates some organization he set up in case he lost.
reminder 2 stone was associated with stop the steal both times 2016 and 2020, and stone was convicted, sentenced to jail, then trump commuted his sentence right before it happened. there is a set of figures trump works with, manafort, stone, etc., who have a shop together. manafort also went to jail. that shop over time has been linked with things like the "brooks brothers riot" that halted a florida recount, gary hart's photographed fling on a boat, and other campaign shenanigans. when a shop does shady stuff i assume the next thing they do is in the shade eg stop the steal.
presidential campaigns routinely go to court over election beefs, state by state. what has happened now is those lawsuits are assumed by partisan hacks to be what decides elections. and they are taken as true even if proven false in court. stone and co. have basically weaponized the lawsuits, ineffective or not, as a substitute for proof something happened. but when you go 0-for-61 there was no reality to what you were saying.
you want my 2 cents, when you can't convince a court of a thing you say, or the more reasonable secretaries of state in charge of state elections, that there is some "theft of the election" going on
--you're the real thief. the man is real good at accusing his opponent of things he's doing. (eg, hillary emails when his family used private email)