I think the big issue will be, will the losing side be gracious, or are we going into court battles here for a couple of months and just get tied up in knots as a people, and the loser actually coming to congratulate the winner.
David Gergen reflects on the importance of graciousness in political contests and the potential for post-election conflict.
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It's very, very big. Not legally, but politically, it's a very, very big deal.
No, their problem is Anderson, he's got more support back in their districts in their states than they do and that gives him enormous -- it gives him enormous leverage against them.
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