Bullshit. Did you watch the prime time thing last night? You should be ashamed and embarrassed if that's the kind of American you are.
Just remember what Gore did when he got fucked.
On the day before Gore gave up his claim to the White House, the U.S. Supreme Court had decided by a 7-2 vote that a Florida Supreme Court’s ruling requiring a statewide recount of ballots was unconstitutional.
It was Gore’s lawyers who had taken the case to the Supreme Court. If the justices had decided that they were being improperly asked to rule judicially on a “political question,” and so refused to take the case, then the election, after a further weeks-long delay, could have been thrown into the House. Such a conclusion – under the House’s single vote for each state procedure – probably would have resulted in a Bush victory.
In 2013, retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, who had voted with the majority, said the court probably should have declined to hear the case, which, she suggested, “gave the court a less-than-perfect reputation.”
Significantly, the high tribunal’s conservative majority decided that Florida’s recount effort could not be completed before a Dec. 12 “safe harbor” deadline and so should cease. That 5-4 vote meant that the previously certified total which had declared Bush the winner by 537 votes, issued by Florida’s Republican secretary of state on Nov. 26, would stand.
In a speech from his ceremonial office in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Gore said that while he was deeply disappointed and sharply disagreed with the high tribunal’s verdict, “partisan rancor must now be put aside.”
Or Trump could have handled it like John Kerry did when Bush stole Ohio in 2004
Sen. John Kerry didn't contest the results at the time, but now that he's considering another run for the White House, he's alleging election improprieties by the Ohio Republican who oversaw the deciding vote in 2004.
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Sen. John Kerry didn't contest the results at the time, but now that he's considering another run for the White House, he's alleging election improprieties by the Ohio Republican who oversaw the deciding vote in 2004.