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Ya well, *why* more people voted Biden than voted Trump is a completely different matter (for example, most of the people I know who voted Biden - some of whom typically vote Republican - weren't at all voting "for" Biden, they were simply voting *against* Trump, Biden could've been almost anybody). Many people vote with or identify with a political party because of general ideological agreement, and not simply because of blind allegience to a group or individual no matter what, like DT seems to require.
But you don't have to either like or support the person who won, to acknowledge the election was fair, and neither "rigged" nor compromised by fraud, no matter how much you dislike the outcome. All the outcome means is that there are more people in the country who disagree with you, than agree. That's just how it is sometimes - all the time, really, since somebody always "wins", and somebody always "loses" - regardless of your political affiliation, and regardless of what's being voted on.
Disagreeing with the outcome doesn't mean the process is corrupt or doesn't work, or that you trash or can't have faith in the whole system the country relies on.
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