Right. We've had candidates in the past tie up the process all the way to the US Supreme Court

Yes, perfectly legal and appropriate at times.

and we've had other ones fabricate intelligence dossiers,

No. If you are talking about the Steel dossier that wasn't a Government intelligence dossier, that was a rival candidate report. A company got paid to produce that, and it was put together by Steel, who worked for that company. This in no way comes close to the conspiracy to hijack the people's will on Jan 6.

fabricate evidence, Which Presidential candidate fabricated evidence?

lie to courts Clinton? Think so -not sure of the importance there. Lying about a hummer is equivalent to a Stalinist seizure of power. Got it.

and violate citizens' civil rights. Happens. There are grey areas and sometimes rights are violated.

But, all of that is AN ORDER OF MAGNITUDE DIFFERENT FROM CONSPIRING TO THWART THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, SEIZE POWER ILLEGALLY AND BY FORCE, AND INSTALL YOURSELF AS PRESIDENT.