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  "Trump win, good. Me like Trump. Uh-oh, Trump lose. Bad, me no like Trump."
  What an obsequious, craven piece of shit. Like a beta in a monkey troop.
context: Actually, he didn't do a good enough job. Period. >
  
  There was no case to make.  Kemp is saying Trump didn't lie enough. >
  
  What a compelling forensic analysis, governor. ^(/s)
  Sounds a lot like "We lost because we didn't win enough votes."
  Trump communicated his case loud and clear. Americans simply didn't want it. >
  
  
  "We lost because we didn't win enough votes."
  
  Trump has and continues to argue that they lost because Georgia didn't count enough Trump votes. OK, in fairness, also possibly because Georgia didn't throw out enough Biden votes. It's not as if he hadn't already done about as much as he could to end the rule of law. >
  
  "President Trump and his reelection didn't do a good enough job of telling people what he had done and what he wanted to do in a second term," the governor told the outlet. >
  
  Of course not. 
  He'd incriminate himself. >
  
  Trump gave civilized people enough reasons not to vote for him. >
  
  Such a RINO.
  Trying to freeze Hogan and Youngkin out of the non-MAGA 2024 Republican primary votes? Securing the inside lane to being the Kasich to DeSantis's Cruz and Trump? >
  
  He will fall in line the second Trump is the nominee. >
  
  Kemp is saying that if Trump had real proof of election fraud that Trump should have presented it. Since Trump could not present credible proof then the claims of fraud must be false. >
  
  Kemp violated a court order and had evidence destroyed when rather than turn over voting servers he had them destroyed along with the backups. >
  
  Trump didn't do a good enough job.   And given the economy he had up until covid,  no major international crises, etc., had he been able to do even a somewhat decent job in appearing to be concerned about covid, he probably would have been reelected easily.    
  But the same malignant narcissism that propelled him to seek the presidency was also his downfall, once he decided early on in the covid crisis that it wasn't going to be a problem, his narcissism could never let him change course and react seriously to the problem, that would require admitting to himself that he had been wrong.   So, we ended up with hundreds of thousands of avoidable deaths, a near-economic collapse, and a coup attempt when the voters showed their displeasure.    
  Not a good enough job by far.