Stacey Abrams considering giving up imaginary governor's seat, running for president in 2020

Brett T. | 7:15 PM on May 09, 2019

We really, really, really don’t want Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams to run for president in 2020. We mean, it would be funny when she’d refuse to concede that she didn’t win the Democratic primary and blamed it on racism and voter suppression, but the Secret Service really don’t need to be hassled with trying to keep her out of the White House or off the stage on Inauguration Day.

In a new interview, Stacey Abrams says she's considering a 2020 run https://t.co/STdDbaJ6On pic.twitter.com/J4FjYWWlu7

— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) May 9, 2019

BREAKING: Stacey Abrams has declared herself the winner of the 2020 Presidential election. https://t.co/OtsXRSfrEY

— BT (@back_ttys) May 9, 2019

I thought she already won the 2020 POTUS thing??‍♂️

— Jonny Cab, Thoughtcriminal (@Inflatulation) May 9, 2019

Even hardcore conservatives like Jennifer Rubin are rooting for her.

Doesn’t that mean she’ll have to relinquish the Governor’s seat? ???‍♂️

— Mr. Tim (@TimothyRyans) May 9, 2019

Does this mean she’s abandoning the governorship?

— Phil (@earlp1231) May 9, 2019

According to her, she won the 2018 election by coming in 50,000 votes behind, so the Electoral College thing would be fun. Her group, Fair Fight Action, even refers to Governor* Brian Kemp with an asterisk.

Then again, we might get to see a debate between Abrams and Donald Trump, who knows a thing or two about contested election results.

“If I don’t win, it’s not because of me, it’s because of other people, no matter how many times I lose”#Evergreen.

— Chris G (@ChrisGTwoAgain) May 9, 2019