If it's crucial that Americans believe elections are fair, why have the Dems blocked open, impartial investigation?

If you're a rational American you'll quickly agree with a few basic propositions:

•  that elections are a far less-destructive way to choose a nation's government than war;
•  that dictatorships routinely rig elections, as is obvious when they claim to have gotten 99 percent of the vote, or similar;
•  that relying on elections only works if people have faith that elections aren't rigged;
  
•  that for all the above reason, it's absolutely critical that all Americans have confidence in the integrity of our elections.

(If you don't agree with any of those propositions, let us know.)

Now...with hundreds of instances of *claimed* election fraud, then in view of the points above, and with millions of Americans believing one party had only supposedly "won" a presidential election by using massive, organized fraud, the most obvious thing for the accused party to do--IF it wanted Americans to have faith in both the current and all future elections--would be to make it a top priority to back a thorough, open investigation to demonstrate to everyone that the claims were not true.

But of course the Democrats haven't done anything remotely like that, instead relying on their lying Medial allies to falsely imply that the cases had been tried in open court, and the verdict went against those claiming fraud.

One has to wonder:  Given the crucial importance of Americans having faith in fair elections, why have the Democrats not urged a thorough, open, impartial investigation to demonstrate to everyone that the claims aren't true.  Is it possible the Dems are afraid of what might be discovered?

Of course in 12 days no fair, open, impartial investigation will be possible, since the Democrat party will control both the presidency and both chambers of congress.  

But why worry about election integrity, eh citizens?  The Dems and the Media will tell you future elections are perfectly fair--"the most fair elections ever!"--and you'll believe them, and all will be just fine.