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_Published 2024-11-06. Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson lost the race for North Carolina Governor to the state's Democratic Attorney General Josh Stein, according to the Associated Press, ending the provocative candidate’s campaign._


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## Transcript

Doesn't seem like it's going our way tonight. It's right. But it's always going our way. Yeah. Because it's going the right way. Yes. Whether people want it to or not, people of faith know it's going to go the right way because we've read the back of the book, and we know how this all comes to an end. Those who would promote evil and promote wrong and call it right, they do not win. That's right. They may prosper for a season. But in the end we win. That's it. So I'm standing here now and I'm not sad one lick. I'm a little disappointed. I'm disappointed for you because I wanted this so bad for you.

I want this for the people of North Carolina, not for me. I wanted it for them. I wanted to represent them. I wanted to take their issues before the folks of North Carolina and really have those issues addressed. Not for the purposes of climbing a political ladder, but for the purposes of fighting for the people and the state that I love. Victory is pleasing God. Victory is pleasing God. And sometimes in order to please God, you have to lose in the sight of man. So, God bless all. Thank y'all so much for everything that you've done for me. We love y'all. Thank y'all so much. Appreciate y'all. Thank you.

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