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John Mc Cain: beaten but supported to the end by his supporters

Publication date 05/11/2008 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

In Phoenix, John Mc Cain’s supporters were gathered around the unhappy Republican candidate. John McCain praised his opponent’s victory: "This failure is mine, not yours".

Hillary Clinton: Dignified and Strong after Defeat

Publication date 09/11/2016 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

After the announcement of Hillary Clinton’s defeat in the presidential election, Republican camp activists are shocked, moved or angry. Hillary Clinton remained dignified and strong despite the ordeal. She said, "Donald Trump is our President. We must remain open-minded and let him lead the country." Then, filled with emotion: "It’s painful, and it will remain so for a long time".

Al Gore’s defeat endorsed by the Supreme Court

Publication date 13/12/2000 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

The 43rd President of the United States will be George W. Bush. Thirty-five days after the election, the Supreme Court decided to block the recount of the disputed Florida ballots, and thus put an end to the last hopes of the Democratic candidate Al Gore. The supporters of the losing candidate did not take off. The risk is that the impartiality of the Supreme Court and its judges will be challenged by public opinion. Larry Kramer, a professor at New York University, believes that the impartiality of the Supreme Court could be challenged by public opinion. And for Susan Bloch, Professor of Law at Georgetown University, the "outdated" voting material needs to be reviewed.

Bob Dole after the loss

Publication date 06/11/1996 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

At Bob Dole’s headquarters, activists react after the defeat of their candidate: they are not so surprised and are satisfied to have "saved the Senate and the House". Bob Dole said, "Tomorrow will be the first day of my life when I have nothing to do ... Earlier I had a good conversation with the President, I congratulated him".

Barry Goldwater’s defeat: Alabama takes the fall

Publication date 06/11/1964 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

In Birmingham, Alabama, supporters of the Republican and Democratic camps reacted after the announcement of the latest results. At the headquarters of the "loser" Barry Goldwater, a member of the Republican Party expressed her concern at a feeling of continuation of a spending policy and increase of central power, initiated according to her by President Roosevelt.

"Johnson? Don’t know him."

Publication date 06/11/1964 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

At the Republican headquarters in Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, Barry Goldwater’s supporters are growing angry. In particular, they accuse the media of announcing too quickly the victory of Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson...

Jimmy Carter defeated and disappointed, but in accepting the transition with Ronald Reagan

Publication date 05/11/1980 From €100.00

Losers of the US election

Jimmy Carter speaks after his defeat in the presidential election: "The people of the United States have determined themselves. I accept his decision, but I cannot say that it is with the same enthusiasm that four years ago..."

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