What Gore did was worse.
Absolutely.
You don't have to agree (I don't) w/Trump's refusal to commit to accepting '16 result to reject Al Gore precedent. What Gore did was worse.
— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 20, 2016
Anyone else think it’s weird how much we’re talking about Al Gore? Weird and sorta creepy, right?
Hillary may claim to be horrified by Trump's refusal to commit to accepting election result, but look at this: pic.twitter.com/cf782CSLDx
— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 20, 2016
Yeah look, Hillary was blabbing about how Bush was selected not elected not even seven years ago, so her faux outrage about Trump saying he would not accept the results of the election is silly. And stupid. And annoying.
But so is she.
Actually, he lost the popular vote and all the recounts, which he tried to rig by seeking recount(s) in areas favorable to him. https://t.co/8zZ1t5VISd
— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 20, 2016
He did lose the popular vote and the electoral vote.
Dude, HE LOST. And instead of accepting it he acted like a jackass (excuse our French).
@lalakrey @ByronYork as a former Florida newspaper reporter, there was hand recount of votes paid by FL newspapers. Bush won.
— Marjorie Mickelson (@mickelsonrm) October 20, 2016
Worth remembering. Bush even won with a hand count. HE WON.
Trump: "Always, I will follow and abide by all of the rules and traditions of all of the many candidates who have come before me." pic.twitter.com/Enecr8xR0i
— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 20, 2016
And there ya’ go, whiners. Trump said he’d accept and respect the rules and traditions of our election process. Done.
DJT now says he'll l accept a "clear result" if HRC wins, reserves right to challenge if questionable. Should have said that last night. https://t.co/WlF9WmjwXY
— Brit Hume (@brithume) October 20, 2016
Yes, he should have but then again what would we be talking about today if he had?
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