26 dimension chess
Trump loses on purpose to expose (((them)))
Choosing a RINO like Perdue was part of the plan.
It had to be like this.
Trap set.
Levels of cope at all time highs
This guy gets it. To defeat Kemp you needed an ultra MAGA candidate. Perdue was trash in 2029 and just came off as disingenuous in 2022.
Just stop it. Trump swung and whiffed hard. Which in this case isn't surprising, he stepped to the plate with a racket with a gigantic hole in the middle. His endorsements are downright idiotic sometimes. Don't excuse this shit with outside of reality theories. He fucked up Georgia. Period. Just like he fucked up Pennsylvania with Oz, win or lose in that state, Oz is horrible.
>He didn't get in this game to be defeated.
You say this as war mongering hair sniffing Biden is in office. I know, I know, in your reality Trump is really president, which makes as much sense as leftists who think women are men. This board sometimes… Lord help us.
Excerpt from Kellyannes's new book that sums up Trump's terrible endorsements and administration picks:
“One of Trump’s biggest selling points,” Conway writes in one of many takedowns of Bannon, “was his refreshing lack of political experience. But the flip side of that quality was his occasional blind spots when it came to personnel decisions and political endorsements.”
Conway continues: “[Trump] was often too trusting of others who lacked transparency or talent, and insufficiently skeptical of those who were pushing the wrong people as candidates for office or as colleagues in the administration. I won some of those arguments and lost some.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/may/24/kellyanne-conway-book-bannon-trump-kushner