Donald Trump refuses to say whether he'll accept election results

Donald Trump made history tonight.

He is the first Presidential Candidate to publicly refuse to say that he will accept the results of the election.

This will be Donald Trump's final downfall. Even his campaign manager was flustered about his answer after the debate, she actually walked away from a reporter mid question about this statement from Trump.

This will be the topic being talked about for the next few weeks (along with him calling Hillary a Nasty Women and his "Bad Hombres" comment).

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Donald Trump on Wednesday refused to say he would accept the result of next month's presidential election. "I will look at it at the time," Trump said when challenged during the final presidential debate on his claims that the election is "rigged" against him.

And to make things worse. Both his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, and his VP, Mike Pence, both said that Trump WOULD accept the results right before the debate.

This isn't the first time Trump and Pence have been on different pages.

They exposed a divide with Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence, who told CNN's Wolf Blitzer before the debate "we'll certainly accept the outcome of this election."

Kellyanne Conway, before running away from Dana Bash said one of the craziest things I've heard her say so far.

Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, told CNN's Dana Bash after the debate that Trump will "accept the results of the election because he's going to win the election."

So she said he is going to accept the results because he is going to win.

But what if he doesn't win?

What got me was that the question was in the context of how traditionally there's always been a peaceful transition of power even if the results are disagreed with, and he said he'd rather leave everyone guessing. Food for thought.

So he is supposed to answer an obvious bait question like that?

originally posted by: kruphix
Donald Trump made history tonight.

He is the first Presidential Candidate to publicly refuse to say that he will accept the results of the election.

This will be Donald Trump's final downfall. Even his campaign manager was flustered about his answer after the debate, she actually walked away from a reporter mid question about this statement from Trump.

This will be the topic being talked about for the next few weeks (along with him calling Hillary a Nasty Women and his "Bad Hombres" comment).

LINK

Donald Trump on Wednesday refused to say he would accept the result of next month's presidential election. "I will look at it at the time," Trump said when challenged during the final presidential debate on his claims that the election is "rigged" against him.

And to make things worse. Both his campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, and his VP, Mike Pence, both said that Trump WOULD accept the results right before the debate.

This isn't the first time Trump and Pence have been on different pages.

They exposed a divide with Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence, who told CNN's Wolf Blitzer before the debate "we'll certainly accept the outcome of this election."

Kellyanne Conway, before running away from Dana Bash said one of the craziest things I've heard her say so far.

Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, told CNN's Dana Bash after the debate that Trump will "accept the results of the election because he's going to win the election."

So she said he is going to accept the results because he is going to win.

But what if he doesn't win?

Don't you just Hate it when People don't Play your Game ? Waaaaaaaaaaaa!

a reply to: kruphix

Good for him. Are we supposed to just blindly accept the results?

originally posted by: underwerks
What got me was that the question was in the context of how traditionally there's always been a peaceful transition of power even if the results are disagreed with, and he said he'd rather leave everyone guessing. Food for thought.

I know...it's crazy.

This is a cornerstone of our Republic...and just because of Trump's ego, he is going to break tradition.

If they steal it he will be like mount Krakatoa.
And I hope he takes it to court and all the #
that they did to win it will be exposed and that
means Hillary will be wearing prison stripes.

a reply to: Chance321

originally posted by: xuenchen
So he is supposed to answer an obvious bait question like that?

Yes.

And the answer should be an unequivocal "YES".

That is the takeaway from tonight's debate? That he is not going to say he will play ball and just accepted this rigged garbage?

Funny....he and others signed that GOP pledge to support the nominee and the MSM uses that as a hit piece on non support but here, after running for a year and a half he says he wants to hold judgement and it is a big deal.


Pathetic...

a reply to: kruphix

So he should roll over an accept a defeat based on fraud and corruption, knowing full well he is the one who really won?

a reply to: kruphix

Why? Just like he HAS to release tax returns? There is no law. There is no need. I want someone to give the finger at what is 'supposed' to happen like the good little sheep we are.

originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
a reply to: kruphix

So he should roll over an accept a defeat based on fraud and corruption, knowing full well he is the one who really won?

And how would he know he really won?

You see, this is the issue...Trump and his supporters have already decided he won...so if he loses, it's rigged.

This is just crazy.

a reply to: kruphix

He is the first Presidential Candidate to publicly refuse to say that he will accept the results of the election.

I don't see the problem with that ?

I wish Bernie would have done the same and not sold out when the DNC manipulated the system for HIllary to have stole it from him.

originally posted by: underwerks
What got me was that the question was in the context of how traditionally there's always been a peaceful transition of power even if the results are disagreed with, and he said he'd rather leave everyone guessing. Food for thought.

That's because in the end he doesn't care about the stability of the country, being respectful, being a good loser or anything else. He's only concerned about himself and his "performance".

His ego drives his every move. Like the black knight on Monte Pythons Holy Grail, he won't admit he's lost even if he's nothing but a stump with a head attached to it.

That also means he'll never learn from any mistake he makes because to him he doesn't make mistakes. He's perfect and everything he does is the correct move even when it's not.

He's like a child who will lose a game and refuse to admit he lost and throw the board when being confronted with the reality that he lost.

Slippery slope from Trumps answer to regular political violence and unrest every 4 years.

a reply to: kruphix

A look at the rallies, the internet, people in public, etc he is overwhelmingly wanted over her. It is clear who America "prefers".

originally posted by: Chance321
a reply to: kruphix

Good for him. Are we supposed to just blindly accept the results?

It's not about elections really.
Trump has pretty much all his life blamed everything and everyone for his OWN failures. Google it if you don't believe me.
The guy is a sore loser.

originally posted by: iTruthSeeker
a reply to: kruphix

[...] the internet, [...]".

Ah, but internet polls are inaccurate right?

The media trolls him,so he then trolls them.I'm fine with that.

a reply to: kruphix

He's the first in various different fields for a presidential candidate?

He doesn't want to answer the question with clarity and we should all take pause?

You wouldn't be trying to conflate a small issue to overshadow many important topics brought up and, as you so eloquently put it, were pivoted on to the complete dismay of many voters on both sides of the political spectrum?

It's clear from your posting history that the only thing that matters is a win for your "team," not Americans as a whole.
What happens when you find out they don't want you on their "team?"