Democrats sure do spend a lot of time worrying that Republicans won’t accept the results of an election.
Yet every election, it seems Democrats are the ones who can’t accept defeat.
At the DNC Convention occuring this week, Stacey Abrams, the famous loser of the Georgia election for governor, will be speaking alongside several Democrat governors.
Here’s the details from Fox News on Abrams’s speech:
Stacey Abrams and 16 other “rising stars” in the Democratic Party delivered an opening keynote address on the Democratic Convention’s second night, with the former Georgia gubernatorial candidate ripping President Trump as a “president of cowardice.”
In her speech, Abrams called the president a “man who only knows how to deny or distract.”
“Do we want a leader who only cares about families or a leader who only cares about himself?” Abrams asked, contrasting Joe Biden and President Trump.
In quick remarks, the rising stars listed policy proposals the former vice president would espouse, and Abrams, a voting rights activist, said that in a time of “voter suppression,” Biden would “defend our way of life by protecting our right to vote.”
“This nation belongs to all of us. In every election we choose who we will create a more perfect union,” Abrams continued. “This year’s choice could not be more clear.”
The address featured brief highlights from each of the 17 rising stars singing the praises of their party’s presumptive nominee. “There is one person that is looking out for us – all of us,” they said in unison. “And that is Joe Biden.”
It comes at no shock that one of the main subjects of Abrams’s speech was…voter suppression!
Ever since she lost, Abrams has maintained that the only reason she isn’t Governor of Georgia is because her opponent somehow suppressed voters.
Apparently Abrams was never taught that nobody likes a sore loser.
Many on Twitter hilariously pointed out the fact that Abrams was the only non-governor to speak on the panel:
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