> they don’t have as much power as many think. Maybe not regulatory power, but certainly they have the power to stand in front of 330 million citizens and proc

> they don’t have as much power as many think. Maybe not regulatory power, but certainly they have the power to stand in front of 330 million citizens and proclaim the election a lie, refuse the kind of peaceful transition we've grown accustomed to, and really degrade the stability of our democracy in the process. However, it is good that we've now learned how much our country relies on everyone acting in good faith. At some point we might be able to translate that into a stronger democracy.