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Good points and we agree on them.

Meanwhile, the commentators are busy twisting Trump’s meaning about accepting the results. Classic misdirection. They mischaracterize his statement and then attack it. Perry on FBN did a commendable job pinning Cavuto, the turd down, but he just kept comming back with his whinny questioning technique which I hate. Hey Neil: he shut you down twice so what did you do, you restate the answer again and then bid Perry goodnight, asshole.

I finally got through to the end of the thread. Trump looked competent and non-scary, which given Rat strategy was the most important thing for him to do. the one thing he said that the left is and will continue to distort is Trump's very reasonable "wait and see" approach to accepting the election. Most of my points on that have already been well made, but I see two that haven't been mentioned yet and need stating, ideally by Trump:

1) As many here and at least a few in the media, pointed out the only American precedent for not accepting our election results was a Democrat, Al Gore. Trump should point that out and point out that many on the left still don't accept that result even though EVERY recount, before and after the Supremes ruled, even those by liberals like the NYT, showed Bush won. Yet in a way Gore was right, that election WAS rigged... by the media!!! ABC called Florida for Gore when voting closed in the Eastern time zone. But voting wasn't closed in GOP rich panhandle's Central time zone. The resultant GOP voter suppression was at the time estimated to have cost W a net of 10,000 - 20,000 Florida votes, whereas Gore was arguing to overcome a mere 327 votes. Bush won in spite of election rigging, not because of it! Without ABC Florida wouldn't have been close and W would had a clean win. The truly close state was NM, which likely was stolen by Gore vote fraud.

2) The above could have been a Trump HR, but the missed opportunity to KO Clinton and win the election right there was in not pointing out that promising to accept the apparent election results, regardless of what happens, would be to give the proven corrupt Clinton/media team license to cheat as much as they want and would work exactly like the Clinton/Obama foreign policy of promising to pull out of Iraq and Afghanistan by a set date, regardless of what happened. The American people have seen how that went and Trump should't let it happen again.