Let me ask you this: if there is specific evidence of voter fraud, is it invalidated because it’s not “widespread”? The election being potentially hacked in 2016 was worth impeaching the sitting president to many politicians. Then that was finally dismissed because in 2 years literally 0 evidence was presented, they got their day in court though. Now with this election, when we had massive mail-in voting and there WERE anomalies (like 350k+ vote spike at 4am in multiple swing states simultaneously), suddenly, questioning the election and wanting due diligence and transparency makes you a conspiracy theorist and a terrorist? As Biden would say: come on, man. We should be addressing the failures to respond to this pandemic and the concerns people legitimately have about the election, and come up with a plan to ensure this never reoccurs. What happened in 2016 with the impeachment and now in 2020 with the mail-in ballot dump is *not normal*. How is it OK that the people designing voting software systems have direct connections to some of the most powerful politicians in the country?

People have the right to protest WHATEVER THEY WANT. That’s the point. It’s free speech and the right to assembly. Those are critical for a democracy to function. However, there is no disputing that at _least_ 90% of the people were there simply to protest and assemble peacefully. I don’t know why the police let the people in. Shouldn’t we be asking that question to the people accountable for the police’s actions on that day? Where is the anti-cop outrage?? Apparently, a witch hunt for the people dumb/unlucky enough to wander into the Capitol building is the answer, not accountability for the failure to secure the property. What’s the excuse for the difference in force response to the BLM protests and the Trump protests? IMO there isn’t one.