Isn't it trivial to guard against once you've setup 2FA? After the US conducted its own cyberattacks, they've been beating the drum on cyber security (I've per

Isn't it trivial to guard against once you've setup 2FA? After the US conducted its own cyberattacks, they've been beating the drum on cyber security (I've personally seen one presentation from a high level official on beefing up security). Is it not reasonable to expect that the government and two official political parties have a minimum security requirement to protect against common attacks? I suppose I'm just surprised that the rhetoric is 'boo Russia they interfered with our election' as opposed to 'wake up America, our cyber security is weak'.