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Donald Trump and Brian Kemp: During a political rally in Atlanta, presidential candidate Donald Trump targeted not only Vice President Kamala Harris, as anticipated, but also aimed fellow Republican Governor Brian Kemp.
“He’s a very average governor, a bad guy, and a disloyal guy.” Brian the little. Brian Kemp, little. Bad man, remarked Trump.
He went on, “Your governor needs to get off his ass and do something. Atlanta is like a killing field.”
The popular governor was the target of comments from the former president, which is unlikely to aid his campaign given that he lost Georgia by almost 12,000 votes to President Joe Biden in 2020.
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Trump’s conflict with Kemp began as a result of his defeat in the state. Kemp declined to aid the former president in his attempt to void the election results after he made up allegations of electoral fraud in Georgia. The governor said that the state’s ballots were safe and that there had been no election fraud in 2020.
The former president still feels resentment at Kemp for not stopping the procedures, even though he was charged in Georgia with trying to void the outcome of the vote.
They’re the ones that got Fani Willis, the district attorney for Fulton County, and her partner all “jazzed up” and prepared. Before the Atlanta event, Trump criticized Kemp on his social media platform, Truth Social, saying, “He could have ended that travesty with a phone call, but he doesn’t want to end it because he’s a bad guy.” Trump also took a swipe at Kemp’s wife, mentioning her refusal to support his current presidential bid.
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Kemp posted on social media in response to Trump’s outbursts.
“This November, I want to win and save our country from Kamala Harris and the Democrats. I don’t want to spend my time berating fellow Republicans, making small personal attacks, or thinking about the past,” he declared.
“Mr. President, you ought to follow suit and keep my family out of it.”
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