Trump is asking Georgia Gov. Kemp to resign

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President TrumpDonald Trump: Georgia’s signature audit detects no fraud in presidential election Pompeo calls for release of Chinese journalist jailed for coronavirus coverage asked the governor of Georgia Brian KempBrian Kemp: Georgia’s signature audit detects no fraud in the presidential election. Georgia’s governor rejects Trump’s calls for primaries.Resignation (R) on Wednesday, which hammered him into refusing to support the president’s claim that led Georgia to the November presidential election, despite his loss by 12,000 votes, a result that has survived multiple rewards and judicial challenges.

“@BrianKempGA should resign,” Trump tweeted. “He is an obstructionist who refuses to admit that we won Georgia, GREAT! He also won the other swing states. “

President-elect Joe BidenJoe Biden: Georgia’s signature audit detects no fraud in the presidential election. Pence refused to sign to plan election cancellation, according to lawyers, an announcement from the New Lincoln Project shows a Trump border wall built from tombstones of victims of COVID-19 MORE led Georgia and has 16 electoral votes in the November election, becoming the first Democratic presidential candidate in nearly three decades to win the longtime Republican stronghold.

Trump has refused to concede defeat and his campaign team has continued to challenge the results, adding to a series of court losses in the process.

Trump and his allies have filed their complaints against Kemp and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R), accusing the duo of mismanaging elections in Georgia. Trump’s tweet on Wednesday, however, marked the first time the president has called for Kemp’s resignation.

Trump has also tried to pressure Kemp and other Georgia officials to convene a special session of the state General Assembly to try to launch state election results and nominate pro-Trump voters. Still, that effort fell through and Georgia voters voted for Biden on December 14th.

Last month, Sens. David PerdueDavid PerduePush for, 000 stimulus checks hits the Senate surprised 2.3 million people have voted in Georgia Senate runoffs with a week to finish the head of DC’s Intercept office: McConnell was “quite well “with Trump losing re-election MORE (R-Ga.) I Kelly LoefflerKelly LoefflerAfter, 000 stimulus checks reach Senate: 2.3 million people have voted in Georgia Senate landslides with a week to finish the head of Intercept’s DC office: McConnell was “pretty good” with Trump losing re-election MORE (R-Ga.), Facing the January 5 competitive election, demanded that Raffensperger resign for his election management. This lawsuit was immediately dismissed by Raffensperger.

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