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Those people are responsible for us having to use /s.  You used to be able to be sarcastic about such things and it was simply understood.
It’s called domestic terrorism. >

And unfortunately he will almost certainly end up running again for office with this as the primary part of his resume, and will most likely win based on it. >

The district he ran in is heavily Democratic. >


The district he ran in is heavily Democratic.

No, it was rigged, I saw him talking about it in his Twitter feed.  Over, and over, and over, and over again.  Based on his word, the word of a convicted felon for burglary, larceny, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and receiving stolen property, he won like 99% of the district.  He said he'll never concede. And sadly this won't bother a non-insignificant portion of the country. >

And not conceding is totes a legal thing and not, like, a formality right?
Conspiracy!!!! /s >

/s to you, maybe.  I know people who actually believe that all you have to do is not concede your opponent's victory and that will magically invalidate the election.