Shocker, a big time Trumper refuses to acknowledge losing an election, guess he’s back to selling pillows
Admitting you lost is unacceptable in MAGA, Trump’s narcissism transcends down thru the ranks, a fish stinks from the head down
“Lindell alleges voting irregularities, refuses to concede”
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Shocker, a big time Trumper refuses to acknowledge losing an election, guess he’s back to selling pillows
Admitting you lost is unacceptable in MAGA, Trump’s narcissism transcends down thru the ranks, a fish stinks from the head down
That's awful. I don't recall you complaining about Stacey Abrams, Anchovies.
Did you call Stacey Abrams a "goober"?
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He's just another fruitcake.
She didn’t have a long Trumpian reputation for being a crying sore loserThat's awful. I don't recall you complaining about Stacey Abrams, Anchovies.
True, but you didn't complain when she refused to concede, did you, Anchovies?
So he triggers you. Beat those tiny insignificant fists on the table little man.
He lost by too large a margin to even challenge the results.
Wrong. The Democratic Party of corrupt serial lying Socialists stinks from the head down.
yes, you are.
fIFY
Odd that I can't seem to remember any JPP lefties crying when these events occurred.
Prominent Democrats who have alleged elections were stolen, illegitimate, or decided by unfair interference (rather than solely by voters) include the following, based on their public statements.
Abrams lost to Republican Brian Kemp by about 55,000 votes. She refused a traditional concession speech, stating it was “not a speech of concession” because concession would acknowledge the outcome as right or proper. She repeatedly described the election as “stolen” from the people of Georgia (or from her) due to voter suppression, purges of voter rolls, long lines, and Kemp’s dual role as secretary of state.
Democratic figures including Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Hillary Clinton publicly endorsed or amplified versions of this claim (e.g., that voter suppression cost Abrams the governorship).
Clinton has described the 2016 election as “not on the level,” said Trump was an “illegitimate” president, and stated that “you can have the election stolen from you.” She pointed to Russian interference, the late FBI announcement about her emails, and voting restrictions. She has also questioned aspects of the 2000 and 2004 elections and supported Abrams’ 2018 claims.
Carter stated there was “no doubt” that Russian interference meant Trump “didn’t actually win the election in 2016” and that Trump “lost the election.” He also said of the 2000 election that “there’s no doubt in my mind that Al Gore was elected president.”
Gore contested the Florida results extensively through recounts and litigation that reached the Supreme Court (Bush v. Gore). He and others, including Bill Clinton, later expressed the view that Gore had effectively won or that the process (stopping the recount) was illegitimate. Bill Clinton said Republicans could only win “by stop[ping] the voting in Florida.”
Kerry and some Democrats raised concerns about Ohio’s results and voting integrity. Sen. Barbara Boxer and Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones formally objected to counting Ohio’s electoral votes in January 2005, forcing debate. Kerry and his circle took the view that the election involved denied votes or was not fully legitimate.
Multiple Democrats labeled Trump’s presidency illegitimate due to Russian interference and other factors, even while acknowledging the legal Electoral College result. Examples include Rep. Jerry Nadler (“illegitimate” though legally elected) and the late Rep. John Lewis (who declined to attend the inauguration on legitimacy grounds). Dozens of House Democrats also objected to electoral votes from certain states in January 2017.
These statements are documented in contemporary reporting, interviews, and congressional records. They typically focused on specific mechanisms (foreign interference, voter suppression via administrative rules or purges, recounts stopped by courts, or procedural disputes) rather than wholesale claims of ballot stuffing or machine hacking on a national scale sufficient to flip certified statewide results.
Prominent Democrats who have alleged elections were stolen, illegitimate, or decided by unfair interference (rather than solely by voters) include the following, based on their public statements.
Stacey Abrams (2018 Georgia gubernatorial race)
Abrams lost to Republican Brian Kemp by about 55,000 votes. She refused a traditional concession speech, stating it was “not a speech of concession” because concession would acknowledge the outcome as right or proper. She repeatedly described the election as “stolen” from the people of Georgia (or from her) due to voter suppression, purges of voter rolls, long lines, and Kemp’s dual role as secretary of state.
Democratic figures including Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, and Hillary Clinton publicly endorsed or amplified versions of this claim (e.g., that voter suppression cost Abrams the governorship).
Hillary Clinton (2016 presidential election, and comments on others)
Clinton has described the 2016 election as “not on the level,” said Trump was an “illegitimate” president, and stated that “you can have the election stolen from you.” She pointed to Russian interference, the late FBI announcement about her emails, and voting restrictions. She has also questioned aspects of the 2000 and 2004 elections and supported Abrams’ 2018 claims.
Jimmy Carter
Carter stated there was “no doubt” that Russian interference meant Trump “didn’t actually win the election in 2016” and that Trump “lost the election.” He also said of the 2000 election that “there’s no doubt in my mind that Al Gore was elected president.”
Al Gore and allies (2000 presidential election)
Gore contested the Florida results extensively through recounts and litigation that reached the Supreme Court (Bush v. Gore). He and others, including Bill Clinton, later expressed the view that Gore had effectively won or that the process (stopping the recount) was illegitimate. Bill Clinton said Republicans could only win “by stop[ping] the voting in Florida.”
John Kerry and Democrats in Congress (2004 presidential election)
Kerry and some Democrats raised concerns about Ohio’s results and voting integrity. Sen. Barbara Boxer and Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones formally objected to counting Ohio’s electoral votes in January 2005, forcing debate. Kerry and his circle took the view that the election involved denied votes or was not fully legitimate.
2016–2017 reactions to Trump’s election
Multiple Democrats labeled Trump’s presidency illegitimate due to Russian interference and other factors, even while acknowledging the legal Electoral College result. Examples include Rep. Jerry Nadler (“illegitimate” though legally elected) and the late Rep. John Lewis (who declined to attend the inauguration on legitimacy grounds). Dozens of House Democrats also objected to electoral votes from certain states in January 2017.
Other historical or related cases
- In the 1984 Indiana 8th congressional district race, House Democrats (led by figures including Tip O’Neill’s majority) refused to seat the certified Republican winner after a close race and conducted their own process that seated Democrat Frank McCloskey by a handful of votes. Republicans at the time called this a stolen election.
- Lower-profile or more recent cases exist (e.g., some Democrat candidates or activists questioning internal party votes, or isolated claims after 2024), but they lack the prominence or institutional backing of the examples above.
These statements are documented in contemporary reporting, interviews, and congressional records. They typically focused on specific mechanisms (foreign interference, voter suppression via administrative rules or purges, recounts stopped by courts, or procedural disputes) rather than wholesale claims of ballot stuffing or machine hacking on a national scale sufficient to flip certified statewide results.
He couldn't be a leftist otherwise, could he, poor thing?
She has a very long history of whining. Why all the dumb lies little man??
Democrats are the biggest election denying hypocrites on the planet.
The pillow man probably learned it from
Stacey Abrams Defends Refusal to Concede Georgia Gov. Race: ‘The Game Is Rigged’
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It might help if you were to learn something.
Could be.
I doubt anything could help you.