the governor, kemp, whom trump hates, because he certified the election there. and, you know, there were a few lawsuits. they lost all of them. come on. you know, this is all about donald trump. now, don t forget perdue ran for the senate seat. he lost, and by the way, he conceded. so if he thought this was so important at the time, why did he concede, if he thought it could have been a rigged election? why didn t he hang on? the way donald trump still believes he s hanging on. you know? so perdue is, you know, playing this primary game that he really wants to win and he feels he needs donald trump with him. votes counted and then audited and then recounted. yes. and donald trump lost georgia. that s just the end of that. that s right. i mean, it s maybe david perdue think it s a game but it s democracy we re talking about. right.
perdue won his primary in 2014 against jack kingston by fewer than two points. i think it s like 1.8%. so perdue clearly has some people to convince in the republican party. well, i think all the convincing he needs is going to be from donald trump. the primary that he ran in the first time, he had never been elected in the state of georgia. he had lived out of the state for a long time, even though he grew up here and was born here, so i think it would be a really different primary this time around. he did not get a strong challenger when he was running for senate because he was perceived as being really strong among the republican base, and so the challenge that he ran into of course was in the general election, and then he could easily have that exact same problem if he were to get through a primary. with brian kemp, he would still have the same problem he had in 2020 with the general electorate, here in georgia, which is changing very quickly, becoming much more diverse, a lot of