Kamala Harris concedes to Trump but urges supporters to 'never give up'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : "Earlier on Wednesday, Harris called Trump to congratulate him on his victory.
64% : In the end, Trump made gains in nearly every corner of the country and across nearly every demographic group.
58% : The speech came the afternoon after Trump surged past the 270 votes needed to win the electoral college, in a stunning political comeback nearly four years after his refusal to concede power incited a violent attack on the seat of American government.
38% : Unlike in 2016, when Trump won a shock electoral victory against Hillary Clinton but lost the popular vote, he will return to power with what he called an "unprecedented and powerful mandate".Republicans easily flipped the US Senate, and they appeared within range of keeping control of the US House, a scenario that would give his party control of all levels of elected government in Washington.
25% : Four years ago, Trump refused to concede the election to Joe Biden.
23% : Harris nodded to the fears that Trump represents an existential threat to the future of American democracy and the planet.
21% : By Wednesday afternoon, Trump, the twice impeached former president who has been convicted of dozens of crimes and is accused of many more, had won at least five of the seven battleground states and appeared to be on track to claim the popular vote.
21% : She tried to craft an optimistic, forward-looking vision that spoke to Americans' pervasive economic anxieties while also warning of the threat Trump posed to democratic institutions.
13% : During the campaign, Harris said she agreed Trump was a fascist.

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