Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

[B.Myrick]

Question: When the recount is completed in Florida, and one party is declared the winner of the contested Electoral Votes, should the other candidate concede? My thought is "Yes." I believe that regardless of the outcome, the counts could go on forever if we don't abide by that policy. -Bret

[cwscholbe@dstsystems.com]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

When the "official/final" count is in, the sportsmanlike thing to do is congratulate the winner. Nothing more.

[B.Myrick]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

Yes, but along with the handshake or telephone call, shouldn't the concession be included? -bret

[J.Panzenhagen]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

Is this really an AS/400 application?

[B.Myrick]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

It kind of resembles RPG/II. No one can tell what the indicators are or what they do -bret

[Guest.Visitor]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

The only indicators I would like to see turned on are the Halt indicators.

[B.Myrick]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

I vote for Bill R Adams for best RPG/Presidential Election One Liner !!!!!! O <-------------- Bill Adams -------------------------------------------------------------- Write in Vote ---------> O -Bret

[frankgw@adelphia.net]

Should Gov Bush or Vice President Gore Concede? (No takebacks)

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