...I didn't say that fraud in those cities was "more likely" than in a rural Republican counties, although, now that you mention it, it would be based simply on geography. In other words, it would be much easier to manufacture votes when citizens are packed more tightly together than spread out. That's a good point you made! :)

What I said, among other things, was that 1) there were allegations -- by the dozens and under oath -- of election malfeasance in these Dem-controlled areas and 2) those areas are all they would need to contaminate to tip the election. They didn't need Rep counties to cheat -- they just needed Dem counties to cheat. There were no allegations of fraud in Rep areas that I'm aware of, so why would I think fraud occurred there? I'm not saying it didn't, but there would at least have to be some allegations to get my attention.

As for your last paragraph, you appear to be missing the fact that many Reps -- establishment Reps -- despise Trump as much as the Dems. John McCain, for example, was one of the main purveyors of the Steele dossier/Russia Collusion hoax. The Romneys and Bushes hate him with a white hot passion. I'm not alleging a conspiracy, though. I'm just alleging that politicians try to fuck over their opponents all the time, and Trump is, in fact, the opponent of many Reps. There's nothing conspiratorial about that -- it's just a fact.

With respect to Georgia per se, which is the only Rep-area in question, my guess is that the Rep governor and Sec. of State got caught with their pants down and then had to cover their ass. They obviously ran an illegal election due to the concessions they made to Abrams (and the doubts about Dominion), and it ended up costing them the Presidency and two senate seats. Their choices were either to say, 1) whoops, we fucked up, sorry, or 2) fight any audit tooth and nail to save face and hope no one could definitively how stupid they were. They chose number 2. Their careers were over either way, but #2 was probably the safest course of action as far as their personal security was concerned. I chalk Georgia up to incompetence, not a conspiracy.