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In reply to the discussion: Hillary has the right and almost an obligation to say Trump didn't win. [View all]gulliver
(14,004 posts)She could say it however she wants. It would also be good for others to ask her to say it. Again, however she wants. The Republicans are already using "sour grapes" as the foundation for their attacks on Dems and their defense of Trump. It doesn't matter what Hillary or the Dems say, the Republicans are going to claim that we are being sore losers.
Don't want to give federal lands to the states so that they can be handed over to Cliven Bundy types? Sour grapes. Let it go. Grow up. Accept the election.
Don't want to repeal ObamaCare and take health insurance away from 20 million people? Sour grapes. Let it go. Grow up. Accept the election.
Insist on Cabinet and other appointees going through the same ethics process as every other appointee always has? Sour grapes. Let it go. Grow up. Accept the election.
The Republicans are hoping we won't take it a step further and boldly say why we have a problem with the stolen election. They are whistling past the graveyard hoping the Dems won't get the real meat of the argument out in the open. Because they lose if we do.
We don't have to have the Presidency given back to us. That's not going to happen. But we can take a lot of the power out of Trump's Presidency and that of the Republican Congress (not to mention that of Vladimir Putin). Power they didn't earn. Power they will claim without limit unless we undermine their claim in a bold way.