The answer seems to be, unfortunately, no, it doesn't. Doing the right thing in the face of the Wall of Noise that the left will put up takes courage, and many on our side are not up to it. We vote them into office and vest them with power and authority and they refuse to use it to right the wrongs. It's just easier to go along to get along. There are a few willing to stand up, one Man in particular, but they are going into the breach with little or no support from the very people he has aided and supported. When confronted about the lack of actions, all they do is stammer and stutter and mumble about things like "latches" and "not widespread" (as if a little fraud is okay, like saying "Oh, I just robbed a little bank in a small town, not the NY Federal Reserve."). Then they play stallball. I have yet to hear a cogent explanation as to why the counting was stopped in key states where Trump was leading handily, and after the count resumed he somehow lost votes and Biden gained a huge amount, some ballots unmarked for downticket contests, some mail-in ballots returned in pristine condition, not having been folded to fit into the return envelope. Oh, but, see, that isn't "widespread", and "it's not enough to make a difference". To hell with all of the lying, rotten cheaters.
At the close of the Constitutional Convention on September 17, 1787, as Benjamin Franklin left the hall in Philadelphia, he was asked, “What kind of government have you given us, Dr. Franklin?” He replied: “A republic, if you can keep it.”
bttt!