Your questions suppose that logic will be employed. For if it had, there would have never been a President Trump. Logic would have caused his Republican opponents, and the party at large, to shut him down before he got the nomination. Logic would have kept people from believing the email red herring. Logic would have prevented people from blindly following a con artist. Logic would have made Barr and others shut Trump and his fraud allegations down. But we know that logic is no longer the way of the world, or at the least, the way of the US.
When people don't respect reality, it becomes a problem! As Dr. King said: "Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."
Your questions suppose that logic will be employed. For if it had, there would have never been a President Trump. Logic would have caused his Republican opponents, and the party at large, to shut him down before he got the nomination. Logic would have kept people from believing the email red herring. Logic would have prevented people from blindly following a con artist. Logic would have made Barr and others shut Trump and his fraud allegations down. But we know that logic is no longer the way of the world, or at the least, the way of the US.
When people don't respect reality, it becomes a problem! As Dr. King said: "Nothing in all the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."