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It's happening!!!!! Not Ruth Sep 2017 #1
Headline is baloney tho. elehhhhna Sep 2017 #84
She should legally contest the election. tecelote Sep 2017 #89
"Do you think, at some point, it would be legitimate to challenge the legitimacy of the election?" Hortensis Sep 2017 #131
Exactly RandomAccess Sep 2017 #100
Whoa. Well the PTB did screw her over, which is ironic because people thought "they" were coronating bettyellen Sep 2017 #2
And who can blame her? I cannot. CaliforniaPeggy Sep 2017 #3
She has nothing to lose, so why not annoy Trump? livetohike Sep 2017 #48
Premature? BadgerMom Sep 2017 #70
YES, please please please please!!!! lunamagica Sep 2017 #4
Do it! ananda Sep 2017 #5
She should treat it like a campaign, make stops all over the country rallying her supporters Not Ruth Sep 2017 #6
And Trump will complain about it as he continues to do the same damn thing Tiggeroshii Sep 2017 #37
Who cares if the freak complains? He complains every damn day. we can do it Sep 2017 #105
The double standard and false equivalencies by the media Tiggeroshii Sep 2017 #107
Huh? greeny2323 Sep 2017 #7
Oh shush cilla4progress Sep 2017 #10
Maybe Gore will also Not Ruth Sep 2017 #52
Yes, cilla4progress Sep 2017 #87
Agree about the author- but last year's election was totally unprecedented bettyellen Sep 2017 #11
True that there are no constitutional remedies but BadgerMom Sep 2017 #74
Yes. We must chart them. we can do it Sep 2017 #109
How can you say that when you don't know what Mueller will discover? Why should she rule it out pnwmom Sep 2017 #14
How? zipplewrath Sep 2017 #18
There is theoretically a possibility, although I cannot imagine this would occur. stevenleser Sep 2017 #29
Why would Congressional repubs agree to a process that resulted in a Democrat becoming president onenote Sep 2017 #61
Exactly as I explained, to avoid having Trump, Pence and a large retinue of underlings prosecuted. stevenleser Sep 2017 #118
They aren't going to sacrifice themselves to save Trump and Pence. onenote Sep 2017 #120
They aren't sacrificing themselves. You need to think this through and research the history stevenleser Sep 2017 #121
I have thought this through. onenote Sep 2017 #122
There was no "constitutional process" for the way Al Gore was denied the Presidency, pnwmom Sep 2017 #30
Not even remotely the same thing. onenote Sep 2017 #63
We don't know what Mueller will discover. If he discovered, for instance, that Russian hackers pnwmom Sep 2017 #71
No. They're. Not. onenote Sep 2017 #73
The Equal Protection Clause, for one. pnwmom Sep 2017 #133
That's ridiculous. onenote Sep 2017 #135
As I've said, it may be bullshit, but the SC has spouted bullshit before, pnwmom Sep 2017 #136
Dream away. onenote Sep 2017 #137
I'm over the bots. we can do it Sep 2017 #111
Not exactly zipplewrath Sep 2017 #125
Of course there was. It was the SCOTUS Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2017 #126
HRC knows a bit more than you regarding legal accountability etc. triron Sep 2017 #47
Except she didn't say what the OP claims.... AncientGeezer Sep 2017 #114
Not on this point zipplewrath Sep 2017 #127
uh... read the amendments HoustonDave Sep 2017 #141
I agree zipplewrath Sep 2017 #144
The system had no idea there would be electronic election manipulation. we can do it Sep 2017 #110
The "system" knew all about ballot box stuffing and other forms of electoral fraud onenote Sep 2017 #113
What Clinton says is irrelevant now? Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #78
Clinton never said it LeftInTX Sep 2017 #86
How much political power would trump have rock Sep 2017 #88
I think she cilla4progress Sep 2017 #8
There's no legal provision for this and thus no statute of limitations mythology Sep 2017 #16
Always remember, for everything there is a first time. Mr. Evil Sep 2017 #49
Always remember, there is no "throw out the US Constitution" provision in the US Constitution. longship Sep 2017 #90
Amen. shanny Sep 2017 #99
Don't tell the 2nd amendment folks that zipplewrath Sep 2017 #128
Hopefully a path never taken. longship Sep 2017 #130
We need an amendment zipplewrath Sep 2017 #132
Big deal... brooklynite Sep 2017 #9
I must be dumb. I don't get how questioning legitimacy means contesting or a formal challenge. n/t seaglass Sep 2017 #12
I'm just as dumb. Bleacher Creature Sep 2017 #17
No, you are not dumb. jberryhill Sep 2017 #40
Doesn't one of the amendments cover the do-over rule? Orrex Sep 2017 #92
It's written on the back in invisible ink jberryhill Sep 2017 #98
Those crafty bastards. Orrex Sep 2017 #102
You Can Read It With A Black Light ProfessorGAC Sep 2017 #134
Same way they knew people would be using Twitter for Nazi propaganda jberryhill Sep 2017 #142
Duh! ProfessorGAC Sep 2017 #145
It doesn't. But that doesn't stop the wishful thinkers from hoping pigs will fly. onenote Sep 2017 #67
The article title/premise is wildly misleading. SaschaHM Sep 2017 #13
K&R... spanone Sep 2017 #15
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll see your golf ball and raise you a nuke. L. Coyote Sep 2017 #19
Post removed Post removed Sep 2017 #20
Hellogoodbye. johnp3907 Sep 2017 #21
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2017 #23
Why cant we leave them up long enough for everyone to see. I miss so many! 7962 Sep 2017 #39
Damn it, I missed it also. groundloop Sep 2017 #76
This would be awesome! Setting a precedent of accountability. Another avenue R B Garr Sep 2017 #22
"questioning" is not the same as "contesting". she only comments on "questioning" nt msongs Sep 2017 #24
yes i went back and read her statement and its clearly questioning.... samnsara Sep 2017 #36
I'm not sure about setting that precedent at this date. Kind of like rubbing a dog's nose in dung Hoyt Sep 2017 #25
won't happen. The Constitution doesn't provide for that I am sorry to say still_one Sep 2017 #26
There was no possibility of electronic hacking when constitution was written. we can do it Sep 2017 #108
Doesn't matter. You ammend the Constitution then. The only alternative is impeachment, still_one Sep 2017 #112
so what? there was the possibility of other means of election fraud onenote Sep 2017 #117
Lord in my dreams! redstatebluegirl Sep 2017 #27
Nope. ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #28
Do you think he made it up? melman Sep 2017 #35
Yeah I know what she said ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #57
Questioning is vastly different than contesting.... AncientGeezer Sep 2017 #115
"and I have never heard her broach the possibility of a formal challenge of the results." - and... PoliticAverse Sep 2017 #31
I'm ready if Hillary is ready... FarPoint Sep 2017 #32
Contest what? The electors are who votes for the POTUS/VPOTUS. JoeStuckInOH Sep 2017 #33
If Mueller proves collusion & treason, we are in uncharted times. Satch59 Sep 2017 #34
Yes. delisen Sep 2017 #45
It could be very very simple bucolic_frolic Sep 2017 #50
It's not a constitutional crisis at all, even if he finds collusion metalbot Sep 2017 #101
Chris Cilliza is a shit stirring clown. JHan Sep 2017 #38
Reporting an actual quote is shit stirring? melman Sep 2017 #44
if the actual quote said she'd "contest" the election, no. onenote Sep 2017 #69
onenote explained it to you. JHan Sep 2017 #97
The problem is there is no remedy for this. The election won't be thrown out . . . Vinca Sep 2017 #41
If the election proves to have been illegitimate, then delisen Sep 2017 #42
The election becomes legitimate when the electoral votes are counted Yupster Sep 2017 #93
This is painfully stupid jberryhill Sep 2017 #43
In 2000 scotus picked for Florida when scotus shut down the recount Fullduplexxx Sep 2017 #56
Relevant to what here? jberryhill Sep 2017 #62
Relevant to your first statement. Things are the way they are until they aren't. Fullduplexxx Sep 2017 #68
The SCOTUS cited the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause in Bush v. Gore onenote Sep 2017 #94
Idk . I'll leave that to the lawyers to pull something out of their butts like scotus did with Fullduplexxx Sep 2017 #129
well, since Hillary doesn't think there's a way to do it onenote Sep 2017 #138
THIS THIS THIS THIS bucolic_frolic Sep 2017 #46
kick triron Sep 2017 #51
questioning the legitimacy of the election and "contesting" it in some formal way are different thin onenote Sep 2017 #53
Good RhodeIslandOne Sep 2017 #54
Ain't gonna happen GetRidOfThem Sep 2017 #55
I heard the interview on NPR and Hillary says it is impossible to contest the election LeftInTX Sep 2017 #58
I just don't see anything like that happening. It seems highly unlikely to me. NurseJackie Sep 2017 #59
Deceptive reporting RandySF Sep 2017 #60
People here are going to bite on every piece of bullshit that floats by jberryhill Sep 2017 #66
DING DING DING!! onenote Sep 2017 #72
I heard the interview a few hours ago and totally agree LeftInTX Sep 2017 #85
Questioning the moral legitimacy is where we need to go. delisen Sep 2017 #139
I so wish it could happen! MoonRiver Sep 2017 #64
chris cillizza poops on the floor me: dude clean it up chris: youre just goading me me: nah dude it Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #65
Yippee! Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #75
everyone who voted should be cheering loudly. we need to know our elections are legitimate. spanone Sep 2017 #77
Some of us. triron Sep 2017 #81
Hillary got 3 million more votes than the trumpets.....Most of us! spanone Sep 2017 #82
Maybe more. triron Sep 2017 #83
She did not "float the possibility of contesting the election." yellowcanine Sep 2017 #79
I do not see anywhere Mrs. Clinton sarisataka Sep 2017 #80
When will people learn: Chris Cilizza is a fucking brain dead idiot. longship Sep 2017 #91
I love this. I hope every roach in the WH is squirming, including the Trump crime family. Tatiana Sep 2017 #95
Even if she wouldn't, the Bettie Sep 2017 #96
Would be interesting to see the Supreme Court will rule in favor of trump LostinRed Sep 2017 #103
No judge is going to be kicked off the bench. The Senate seats the SCOTUS nominees. AncientGeezer Sep 2017 #116
Baloney! peggysue2 Sep 2017 #104
even if she wants to shanny Sep 2017 #106
I'm worried with SCOTUS stacked in the GOP's favor it would be another Bush V Gore. Initech Sep 2017 #119
Don't worry. If a case is brought (it won't) it would lose 9-0 in SCOTUS onenote Sep 2017 #123
Well that will help book sales! Might be time to jmg257 Sep 2017 #124
The time to challenge the election was PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #140
good for her.....trump would have been in the courts for 8 months now if he had lost. spanone Sep 2017 #143
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