Posted on 09/29/2020 6:02:47 AM PDT by rustyweiss74
Senator Dick Durbin said it was “flat-out wrong” for Hillary Clinton to advise Democrat candidate Joe Biden not to concede on Election Day “under any circumstances.”
Durbin (D-IL), in an interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos on ‘This Week,’ said he disagreed with the two-time presidential election loser.
Stephanopoulos noted that Republicans have compared Clinton’s remarks to President Trump’s wait-and-see attitude about how the election goes.
“I disagree with Hillary Clinton,” Durbin replied. “I respect her. I like her. But I think she’s just flat-out wrong.”
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“My condolences on your pending suicide Dick.”
I’d settle for his defeat at the polls this November, but suicide works for me also.
Clinton never actually conceded 2016. Neither did Sore-Loserman in 2000. Not sure about Lurch.
I must admit that I will not miss Turban Durbin after his unfortunate death.
All this concession talk is nonsense. States certify their results. Info sent to EC by the deadline. Electors cast their votes. EV count is certified. It’s over.
Abrams hasn’t conceded, but she’s not governor of Georgia
There would be none from me.
I know the post was in jest.
And she's right!
“When misguided public opinion honors what is despicable and despises what is honorable, punishes virtue and rewards vice, encourages what is harmful and discourages what is useful, applauds falsehood and smothers truth under indifference or insult, a nation turns its back on progress and can be restored only by the terrible lessons of catastrophe.” Frederic Bastiat
The Epstein scandal has no doubt soured the dnc on the clintoons.
She said he should not accept the outcome of the election, but Trump should?
I’ve no love for Dick Turbin, but I do hope he isn’t suicided.
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