We don't investigate innocent people for murder to placate an angry mob.
What we do is implement a communications strategy to get the mob to realize the random person is not guilty of murder.
The President is using the authority of his position to lie and misrepresent the issue, so we'll have to stop that somehow and get the proper message out.
There are no fundamental weaknesses in the system to the point wherein any organized attempt could flip the election - other than in the known grey areas which we fight about in public such as 'voter rolls' and how we purge them etc. There is ambiguity there.
But the voting itself is actually really credible. The 'voting machines' and ballot counting is probably the most impossible to defeat system.
Russians wanting to throw the election would have far more effect using Twitter and FB to incite crowds and to divide Americans, which is exactly what they have shown to be doing.
> The election was fine - Trump's claims of fraud are completely fabricated.
Their capacity to claim fraud is _because_ of these weaknesses that make such a claim possible. Regardless of what the truth is, there are millions of people who think the election was rigged. If we don't placate those people and fix the issues, it could continue to escalate.