> If enough people actually cared about this, then you’d have people marching on the capitol, like after a certain president was not re-elected. People do care

> If enough people actually cared about this, then you’d have people marching on the capitol, like after a certain president was not re-elected. People do care, and they do protest and march, and like most protests anywhere it does not change anything. Sorry but you seem to have a very naive view of the effectiveness of protests. By the way, the pro-Trump protests didn’t achieve anything either (other than furthering the US’s slide into bitter ultra-partisan division and total erosion of trust in institutions). Notably, they did not successfully enable Trump to remain president. So what is your point?