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Trump refuses pledge to respect a Clinton win

By: Inquirer.net October 21,2016 - 09:00 AM

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks as Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton looks on during the final presidential debate in Las Vegas. /AFP

 

LAS VEGAS — Turning his final presidential debate appearance into an unprecedented assault on US political convention, Donald Trump refused to say that he would respect a Hillary Clinton victory in November.

As the last head-to-head encounter of the toxic 2016 campaign descended into mud slinging, the Republican mogul doubled down on claims that his Democratic rival’s supporters plan to rig the vote.

And when asked whether he would commit to recognizing the result of the November 8 vote no matter what, the reality television star said: “I’ll tell you at the time. I’ll keep you in suspense, OK?”

Clinton declared herself “appalled” by what she said was an attack on 240 years of US democracy.

And, quoting her former rival Bernie Sanders, she called Trump the “most dangerous person to run for president in the modern history of America.”

Trump had come into the third televised debate of the 2016 campaign in Las Vegas looking to restore hope to his campaign just 20 days before Election Day.

Dogged by allegations of sexual misconduct, trailing in the polls and losing ground in key swing states, the 70-year-old was looking to capitalize on his last major chance to woo wavering voters./AFP

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