...arguing points that I did not make.

I didn't say anything about "plants" anywhere. An elected political opponent -- like a governor, secretary of state or judge -- is not a plant. They are just an opponent that will naturally do anything they can to defeat you, especially when you are Literally Hitler, as these people believe. Same for the lowliest precinct official charged with counting votes.

There was no secret conspiracy here -- in fact, it was all out in the open. It was just a bunch of officials aligning -- based on their shared political beliefs -- to defeat their most hated enemy. It's perfectly natural and simple to understand. It's certainly not as convoluted and conspiratorial as, say, a Russian collusion narrative, which can't even identify a law that was broken, much less any evidence of law-breaking by Trump, but yet which consumed the entire left and Democrat party for four years and still does to this day. THAT is the crazy side.

The only potentially "conspiratorial" (your words, not mine) element to the 2020 malfeasance would be the preelection lawsuits. Look up the name Marc Elias and go from there. I'm not going to rehash all that for you, but, big picture, he led the effort to sue in key swing states (imagine that!) to weaken election integrity safeguards, particularly around vote-by-mail. It's obvious to me as to why they did so, but you're free to come up with your own theory as to why that would be a stellar idea and totally, completely on the up-and-up and not problematic in any way whatsoever.

As for me being delusional/crazy, your point is just self-defeating. I hate to break it to you, but literally half the country shares my belief, and the fact that you don't know that is telling. This left-wing board and probably your own curated social circle are 100% of the opposite belief, which is fine, but that doesn't mean I'm crazy -- it just means you're sheltered. You are simply unaware of information of which I am aware. If you had all the information, you could still believe the election wasn't stolen -- and I'm not saying it definitively was -- but at least you'd understand the issues.