How one man conceded an election with grace and dignity 

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6 Responses to How one man conceded an election with grace and dignity 

  1. John Mackovic says:

    How other presidents have handled transitions: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/06/12/us/white-house-

    • Geeding says:

      I think it’s important to distinguish the actions of a single individual compared to the individuals in his administration. But your attempt at some level of humor and sarcasm isn’t lost.

  2. Mr. Mike Honcho says:

    Class [klahs] Adjective. – of high quality, integrity, status, or style.

  3. DavidInNTexas says:

    Care to show me the note Al Gore wrote to George's son?

    • Geeding says:

      The Al Gore reference is odd. Gore was never president and didn't have an opportunity to leave a note in the Oval Office. I guess you are just trying to be funny or like to look for opportunities to take a shot at political differences. As nasty as the political spectrum has gotten, I just thought it would be nice to highlight a good man like Bush 41, who despite losing to his opponent, offered grace and put country over politics.

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