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But Democrats cannot deal with loss and Abrams is no exception. She refused to give a concession speech and vowed to file a federal lawsuit challenging the "gross mismanagement" of Georgia's elections.
Had she won, it is doubtful she would have challenged the state's "gross mismanagement." Somehow that would not have been an issue.
Abrams' speech to her supporters ended her bid for governor, but she made it clear that she was a sore loser and was not in no way, uh-uh, conceding the race to Kemp. No way, no how.
This has become the latest Democratic tactic in their playbook titled: "Call Them Racist, Bigoted, Homophobic, Science Denying, Islamophobes," by Kamala Harris.
Abrams said that because she lost, "the state failed its voters."
What she meant was the state failed its Democratic voters but rewarded its Republican voters.
She is really a poor, sad, sore loser.
"I acknowledge that former Secretary of State Brian Kemp will be certified as the victor in the 2018 gubernatorial election. But to watch an elected official--who claims to represent the people in this state, baldly pin his hopes for election on the suppression of the people's democratic right to vote--has been truly appalling," the gap-toothed Abrams said. "So let's be clear, this is not a speech of concession."
"Because concession means to acknowledge an action is right, true or proper. As a woman of conscience and faith, I cannot concede that. But my assessment is the law currently allows no further viable remedy," she bloviated, then added that although she could fight to keep the election going until the chickens come home to roost, she doesn't "want to hold public office if I need to scheme my way into the post."
Abrams hoped to become the first black governor of Georgia and the first black, obese female governor of any state.
By the way, there is absolutely no evidence in the state of Georgia for unlawful voter suppression.
Kemp is unofficially ahead of Abrams with about 50.2 percent of over 3.9 million votes, and gives him about 18,000 votes over the threshold to win by a majority and avoid a Dec. 4th runoff.
Kemp said in a statement of Abrams: "I appreciate her passion, hard work, and commitment to public service. The election is over and hardworking Georgians are ready to move forward. We can no longer dwell on the divisive politics of the past but must focus on Georgia's bright and promising future."
Kemp, Georgia's former secretary of state, was endorsed by President Trump who took to Twitter to congratulate his win.
"Congratulations to Brian Kemp on becoming the new Governor of Georgia. Stacey Abrams fought brilliantly and hard--she will have a terrific political future! Brian was unrelenting and will become a great Governor for the truly Wonderful People of Georgia!"Abrams wasn't impressed. "In the coming days," she began, "we will be filing a major federal lawsuit against the state of Georgia for the gross mismanagement of this election and to protect future elections."
After Abrams made her sore loser announcement, a fellow sore loser jumped on the loser bandwagon. Hillary Clinton tweeted:
"Thank you, @StaceyAbrams, for fighting for Georgia and for the integrity of our elections. Everyone should be able to exercise their right to vote. Every vote should be counted."Legal, illegal, citizens, non-citizens, green card holders, credit card holders, with or without ID, after the deadline, whenever. Just as long as those voters vote Democrat.
No, Hillary, not everyone should be able to exercise their right to vote if they don't have the right to vote in our elections. And states need to meet their deadlines in counting those votes to avoid voter fraud, like is suspected in Florida's Broward County.
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