"Clinton framed his answer as a pattern of habitual sore-loser-dom, which Trump displayed in calling several Republican primaries rigged, and making the same complaint about losing a television award. (She did not mention that he did this on Election Night 2012, too.) Perhaps she put it this way because undecided voters can relate to the familiar archetype of a bully who happens to be a sore loser. The truth is much darker and more dangerous. Trump is a domestic insurrectionist against the stability of American government." -- Jonathan Chait, writing in New York Magazine about the third and final Presidential debate where neo-fascist demagogue Donald "Rump" Trump clung to his "the election is being rigged" mantra.
Rump remained defiant today, doubling down today on his refusal to declare whether he'd accept the results of the election by saying he'd "absolutely" accept the results..."if I win." So says the monster who must never become President if we want to live in freedom.
BONUS:
She looks like a President, and he looks like the kind of guy the Secret Service keeps away from Presidents.#debatenight— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) October 20, 2016
