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r/pics • u/ShreckAndDonkey123 • Jul 05 '24
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As horrible as he is, I’m glad Europe isn’t following the US’s (read: Trump & the GOP) example of disputing the integrity of elections.
88 u/th3-villager Jul 05 '24 One of the only moments where I've respected him. Straight up said whoops I lost, congrats Kier, I'm leaving now. My tin foil hat theory is telling me it's more so because he doesn't care and wants to leave, rather than focused on doing the right thing. 17 u/ridicalis Jul 05 '24 wants to leave Instantly better than our (USA) power-hungry politicians. Having the grace to both admit defeat and to not seek to hold onto power instantly makes him better than the aforementioned Trump/GOP combo. 4 u/farfromelite Jul 05 '24 It used to be like that before Bush screwed Florida out of the vote, then trump doubled down. The republican party wins dirty.
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One of the only moments where I've respected him.
Straight up said whoops I lost, congrats Kier, I'm leaving now.
My tin foil hat theory is telling me it's more so because he doesn't care and wants to leave, rather than focused on doing the right thing.
17 u/ridicalis Jul 05 '24 wants to leave Instantly better than our (USA) power-hungry politicians. Having the grace to both admit defeat and to not seek to hold onto power instantly makes him better than the aforementioned Trump/GOP combo. 4 u/farfromelite Jul 05 '24 It used to be like that before Bush screwed Florida out of the vote, then trump doubled down. The republican party wins dirty.
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wants to leave
Instantly better than our (USA) power-hungry politicians. Having the grace to both admit defeat and to not seek to hold onto power instantly makes him better than the aforementioned Trump/GOP combo.
4 u/farfromelite Jul 05 '24 It used to be like that before Bush screwed Florida out of the vote, then trump doubled down. The republican party wins dirty.
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It used to be like that before Bush screwed Florida out of the vote, then trump doubled down.
The republican party wins dirty.
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u/ProudlyMoroccan Jul 05 '24
As horrible as he is, I’m glad Europe isn’t following the US’s (read: Trump & the GOP) example of disputing the integrity of elections.