The "will of the people" has been reflected in the amount of votes, both on election day and beforehand. Postal ballots are just as legitimate and you can wrangle this and twist/distort votes into only being meaningful if cast on polling day but that simply isn't the case. If you voted in person on the day of the election then that is indeed a legitimate vote. It's no more legitimate than one that was cast via mail however, they're both equally valid. It's as simple as that.
As of now, the prevailing likelihood is that the will of the people overall want Biden in and Trump out, as reflected in the figures. Your claims that Trump has won because you don't like the postal ballot system are entirely irrelevant and not remotely true either.
It's not that I don't like it, it's that it was an enormous change from what we've been doing for centuries. If tens of millions of people were going to vote with absentee ballots days and weeks before Election Day, then that's a different process than we've been using, and that means that campaigning that is based on the old process might not be as effective as when we express our collective will in large and historically unchangeable part on Election Day. The Trump campaign was defrauded.
As I said and I repeat, I'm not blaming any kind of conspiracy on what's happened, I'm saying that what happened was wrong, and I support the president's contesting the results, and I want our Supreme Court to weigh in on the matter.
This was an unprecedented election, that's a fact. Never before have so many millions of votes been cast by mail and almost all of them were mailed before Election Day. How easy was it for someone to change their mail-in vote once they mailed it? Do you know? It wasn't easy.
And, the covid ballots are like 4-to-1 in Biden's favor. The reason I mention this is because this doesn't reflect the electorate at all, we are fifty-fifty between the two guys, not 80-20. Those votes do not represent America.
If we want to change our system to be all mail-in, or to relax the rules for absentee ballots then fine, let's all do it, and let's know what we are getting into. Let's give both campaigns the same time to adjust strategies. What happened this year was that due to the covid, we hastily made what appeared to be a small change to our system, but it wound up being enormous. Like I said, it wasn't anybody's fault that it happened, but it happened, and the president was harmed by the change, and that is just wrong.
I'd accept the ruling of the Supreme Court on the matter however, even if they just say, "It's fine. Biden won." I just want them to consider this matter. Obviously the legislature and the executive branch can't weigh in since both of theirs situations depend upon the outcome. So the Supremes, who aren't affected by the outcome at all since they have lifetime appointments, should examine everything that's happened.