8 million votes is far from a landslide in the United States. In the 1980 election (the first one I followed closely) they defined a popular vote "landslide" as winning the people vote by double digit percentage points (thus at least 10%) which of course Ronald Reagan did (barely) over Jimmy Carter.
Not as sure of what constitutes an "electoral vote landslide" but I have a vague recollection of it involving winning at least 350 or 375 electoral votes minimum.
Personally, It was a solid win rather than a landslide... Would have needed Florida and North Carolina (and maybe Ohio) to start calling it anything like that...
The fraud allegations are embarrassing and shows the Trump supporters as the snowflakes.
Trump always tried to project himself as a strong leader when it looks like he is very weak personally... Biden is acting like how a strong leader behaves, no need to do anything rash at the moment the country needs to heal and that can start as soon as Trump acknowledges that he lost. If he doesn't in such over whelming evidence then looks detached from reality.