The Hill reports that Doug Hoffman has just “unconceded” the Congressional
race for New York District 23. Hoffman is a candidate from New York’s Conservative Party who conceded to Democrat Bill Owens when he lagged by 5,355 votes. But over 10,000 absentee ballots could change the outcome of the election, so Hoffman did what any card-carrying, Palin-endorsed conservative would do: he went on the Glenn Beck Show. No audio is available yet, but here’s what The Hill is reporting:
Beck asked the him [sic] if he would “unconcede.” “Yes, if I knew this information at the election night, I would not have conceded,” Hoffman said. Beck asked him again if he was “uncondeding” and Hoffman replied “If that’s possible, yes.”
Comically, Owens has already been sworn in. His vote was so important to the passage of health care that the ceremony occurred just three days after the election.
New York’s 23rd district stands out for its notorious conservatism, and voters’ election of a Democrat was both surprising and historic: Owens is the first Democrat to serve since 1872.









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