Conceding and unconceding? - Democratic Underground

politicasista

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Wed Dec-01-04 08:01 PM
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Conceding and unconceding?

It may be a longshot, but can anyone explain what is conceding, and how can you unconcede?

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IAMREALITY

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Wed Dec-01-04 08:02 PM
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1. Seriously?

Conceding is simply acknowledging to your opposition that they won. Unconceding is taking that acknowledgment back.

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pk_du

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Wed Dec-01-04 08:02 PM
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2. No need to unconcede - conceding means absolutely nadda

Edited on Wed Dec-01-04 08:03 PM by pk_du

nothing
zero
nil

( On edit - legally , in the presidential election that is)

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bemis12

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Wed Dec-01-04 08:06 PM
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3. Conceding...

....only has meaning in a public relations sense. If the votes end up favoring Kerry, he'd win despite conceding. Means nothing from a practical standpoint.

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