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In reply to the discussion: Tim Walz's best debate moment is now a killer ad [View all]Mad_Machine76
(25,015 posts)23. There was a line from the election to inauguaration that was conveniently overlooked
Trump and his minions slow walked and obstructed the ordinary and orderly transition to a new Preside (i.e. witholding funding, preventing the Biden transition team from full access), continued to spread lies about the election and promulgated conspiracy theories about the outcome, culminating in Trump fomenting a riot on January 6 that he didn't lift a finger to stop for several hours and, in fact, appeared to have even obstructed efforts to intervene earlier via the National Guard.
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Watching that whole exchange during the debate, my reaction was "He yadda yadda'd Jan. 6!"
AZSkiffyGeek
Oct 2024
#13
There was a line from the election to inauguaration that was conveniently overlooked
Mad_Machine76
Oct 2024
#23
Yes, convenient. Such a far, far cry from the things Repubs used to complain about when they called Dems sore losers.
Beartracks
Oct 2024
#48
It wasn't his to "hand over" anyway. The power is vested in the office of President, bestowed by the people.
Beartracks
Oct 2024
#46
Maybe, but I also think he couldn't face what he would have seen as a public humiliation.
ShazzieB
Oct 2024
#52
I actually do think it was more this -- the humiliation and admission of the loss.
Beartracks
Oct 2024
#55
When asked about accepting results of 2024 election, Vance said he didn't want to speculate on the future.
Beartracks
Oct 2024
#14
There's always the chance that Ohio voters will get smart and have him recalled
FakeNoose
Oct 2024
#63
Wow! "America, I think you've got choice between who's going to honor democracy, and who's going to honor
Martin68
Oct 2024
#40