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DONALD Trump finally admitted he would concede to Biden - despite "massive fraud" he claims took place in this year's "rigged" election.
Trump told reporters on Thanksgiving that if Biden – who is due to be sworn in on January 20 – is certified the election winner by the Electoral College, he will leave the White House, but refused to say if he'd attend his inauguration.
Trump slammed one Reuters journalist who interrupted him during today's tense briefing, saying: "I'm the president of the United States. Don't ever talk to the president that way."
I guess he couldn't do the usual run for the door when asked something you don't know how to answer since he was sitting at the little kids table that day. LOL.
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Originally Posted by berdee
It would be disrespectful for anyone to act in that manner, asking a black reporter if they were a "junkie" simply because a hard question was asked.
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Originally Posted by movin2Reston
I guess he couldn't do the usual run for the door when asked something you don't know how to answer since he was sitting at the little kids table that day. LOL.
I'd rather see someone walk away, instead saying something racist like asking a black reporter if they are a "junkie".
They ought to remember to respect the office of president at least.
Why, when that office has shown to be anything but worthy of respect.
You people are absolutely astounding in your ability to overlook so much maleficence on the part of the highest official in the land.
You're begging to get the dictator you seem to desire.
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