Wish he would've followed up "bad hombres" with "say hello to my little friend(wall)!" or "badges(open borders)! we don't need no stinkin badges(open borders)!". He could've been on a roll.
QuoteGee. I seem to remember George W. Bush being declared a winner in Florida and Gore not accepting that result until after a legal battle. So you're saying that Gore wasn't 'selfless' on November 7 2000? You're saying there may be legitimate reasons a Presidential Candidate might challenge the results on election day? And when Trump responded: "I will look at it at the time. I'm not looking at anything now. I'll look at it at the time," it's really no different than Gore looking at what happened in Florida at the time. My God the Hypocrisy runs deep in PJ.
Originally posted by: pjstroh
The Flase equivalency king strikes again!
there were no "certified election results" in the state of Florida in the wake of election day 2000. The initial count separated the candidates by a margin less than 1% which provides a legal and legitimate course for a recount which Al Gore requested.
And when the conservative-majority Supreme Court finalized the election result Al Gore accepted their verdict without crying about "rigged elections". And unlike Trump there was plenty of evidence to support that position - even if he didn't choose to pursue it.
- George Bush's brother purged 50,000 voters from registration in Florida - many who were legitimate voters who only found out they were disenfranchised on voting day
Politifact - 2000 Florida Voter purge Considering the final vote tally seperated the candidates by less than 1000 votes one could make a well grounded argument the democratic process was undermined by state officials in Florida.
Gore made a selfless decision to avoid civil unrest. We'll see how selfless Donal Trump is on November 9. He might want to look that word up in that dictionary before then.
QuoteThis from the guy who said that in the debates, Mr. Trump was going to be Secretary Clinton's "worst nightmare."
Originally posted by: Roulette Man
You got to see Liary do what she does best, when she danced around the question about Pay to Play with her Clinton Foundation.
