‘I didn’t win the election’: Trump admits defeat in session with historians

Because their favorite media source told them to.

I guess that's what a 50 Cent Army member would say. /s

Maybe this is not an appropriate forum for your political opinions?

until recently this loudmouth was not publicly able to accept losing. he's been actively destroying faith in the state, spreading seditious belief in the legitemacy of the system pretty much non-stop. it took over a year since an attempted violent insurrection to make this progress. this is noteable.

the people, i personally feel, broadly shouldnt care. we should care far less because it took so long for such basic acceptances to emerge. i dont expect any apology or recognition for so much bad faith jamming up the courts & contesting. but for the books & the record & the light of a real democracy, an eventual peaceful transition of power is better than one contested forever. America & the democratic project didnt deserve this long sullying.

pity we cant seem to find phone records from january 6th. Presidential Records Act is meant to insure our democracy can perservere, see & decide our future democratically. the cover up of insurrection against the state feels as bad as the crime to me. these historical records matter, are what we afford the future to make what sense they can of the now/past.

Because a large portion of the US population, his supporters, believes the the last elections were "stolen". He says that he plans to run again in 2024. It's not over. I wish it was.

It must be tough to find someone even weaker than a leader who fired subordinates by text message, or by CNN announcement rather than face-to-face. Or who just made it hard on his Attorney General in hopes that said AG would just quit, and that leader wouldn't have to actually fire someone.

Strong leaders fire subordinates when they need to, and they do it face-to-face.