You left out an important piece of context: "does not attempt to dispute the outcomes of elections when the results are clear" In 2000 the results were not cl

You left out an important piece of context: "does not attempt to dispute the outcomes of elections when the results are clear" In 2000 the results were not clear. This year they are. Furthermore, once the Supreme Court shut down the Florida recount, effectively handing the White House to George Bush (on very questionable legal grounds [1]), Al Gore conceded. [1] https://www.yalelawjournal.org/forum/please-dona8217t-cite-this-case-the-precedential-value-of-bush-v-gore https://www.yalelawjournal.org/forum/please-dona8217t-cite-t...