Plausibility of President's Assistance in Creating Fraudulent Slate of Electoral Candidates

The president assisting in creating a fraudulent slate of electoral candidates can be considered plausible if the facts presented in the complaint are accepted at face value. Despite the indictment using the term 'fraudulent electors,' it is argued to be a mischaracterization, likened to efforts to prevent disenfranchisement similar to President Ulysses S. Grant's initiatives in the Reconstruction South, which are viewed as acts of racial justice.