Agreed - though mine is an outside perspective, if this isn't at least pursued to the point where the scale and the scope of the fraud is identified I can't see any way for the US to reasonably claim "free and fair" elections going forward.

If the 2020 elections go down in the books as ones where everybody is confident of widespread fraud but it got dropped "for the good of the country" then who's to say the next one won't be run similarly, now with the benefit of a precedent for accepting fraud?