Election 2016 (Page 42)

they both did a decent job.  HIllary took it on the chin with the foundation and it was obvious when she just bloviated her answer.  She also struggled with open boarders when Trump brought up the wiki emails showing she wanted an open border America.

you lose all credibility on the debates when you continue to call the second one a win for Clinton.   Clinton could convulse out on the stage and you would cheer at the presidential style she had falling down.

I don't think it means what Trump thinks it means.

one thing I will say is Hillary talks about respecting women, but she treats them like garbage in reality.  She underpays them, attacks them.  Trump does say some bad things about women, but in reality he pays women more and puts them in far more high level positions than almost  other large business executive.  He also treats women no differently then men and bags on them as he sees fit.  Isn't the whole idea of feminism to be treated equally?

I love that Trump not acting like a belligerent idiot (which is very arguable) is considered a Trump victory.
Man, the bar is low.

There were portions of the debate which were relatively evenly matched. Although Trump did himself no favors acting childish with his repeated statements of "wrong, wrong...".
But, and it's a profound but, literally the only thing anyone will remember from the 3rd debate will be Trump's refusal to accept the outcome of the election.
That's it. Nothing else. Game over. Game, set, match. Put a bow on it. Stick a fork in it.

That moment will be looked back upon on November 9th as the moment the odds of a Trump Presidency became insurmountable.
Granted, I've been of the belief that he's unelectable for many months, but it finally seems like the overwhelming majority of the American populous is reaching the same conclusion.

20 days, 12 hours, and 40 minutes to go.

Trump has called Romney a loser and said that he lost the 2012 election badly.  It is possible that Trump will win fewer than Romney's 206 electoral votes.  He sees the writing on the wall and, if the election is rigged, then he is not a LOSER.

Oh, and regarding your assertion of widespread voter fraud.
A study by a professor at Loyola Law School found 31 confirmed cases of voter fraud in over 1,000,000,000 ballots cast between2000 and 2014.

I'm not sure "widespread" is appropriate. More like "freakishly rare".

Although, now I think about it, I guess it fits with the right-wing paranoia that "radical Islam is sweeping across the US".

The 2000 election is an utterly false analogy. The fact that the right-wing regurgitate it demonstrates their inability to understand what Trump implied.

The 2000 Presidential Election: Florida was declared by several news agencies to have gone the way of Bush. Gore conceded based on this. However, when the final count was complete, the ballots were separated by 1/100th of 1%. Less than 600 votes among almost 6,000,000 ballots cast.
Quite rightly, Gore withdrew his concession, to ensure that the rightful winner takes office. This is demanded by our democracy. What later transpired, with the recounts, hanging chads, etc...further muddied the waters, and a number of submitted ballots were unclear or open to interpretation. A judgement by SCOTUS was necessary.

Now, back to last night. What Trump implied is that he's not willing to accept the democratic and peaceful transfer of power. Akin to a call to arms among his followers when he inevitably loses.
When posed the question, I half expected something along the lines of what he said, since Trump has a personality disorder which prevents his from recognizing his own shortcomings. Still, it didn't make what he said any less shocking.

20 days, 10 hours, and 51 minutes to go.