Governor of Georgia Brian Kemp
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Pressed by Fox News’ Neil Cavuto in an interview Wednesday about whether he would support Trump if he became the party’s candidate in 2024, Kemp said, “Absolutely, I’m going to support the candidate.”
“As I said, I worked very hard for the president again. I think his ideas … will be part of our party for a long time to come, “Kemp said.” And Republicans, we need to have a big tent. I mean, there are a lot of great ideas. ” .
“We won’t always get along, but I think the president deserves a lot of credit,” Kemp continued. “And he’s not leaving.”
Just earlier this week, Trump said he thought his decision to support Kemp before the Republican government’s primary runoff in 2018 was “an endorsement that hurt us.”
Trump claimed that Kemp, against whom former Georgia Gov. Casey Cagle competed in the GOP primary election, was “in last or almost last place” at the time of the endorsement.
“I approved it, it ended up winning the election, and it certainly wasn’t very effective for the Republican party, to put it bluntly,” Trump said.
Trump’s statement is one of a series of coups that the former president has inflicted on Kemp in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election, in which Georgia, traditionally red, shocked the nation when it first proclaimed itself a Democrat since 1992. .
Trump has harshly criticized Kemp and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) several times since the election after the two withdrew from unfounded allegations Trump made about widespread election fraud that cost him the state and its re-election.
In late November, Trump said he was “embarrassed” to have supported Kemp years ago. He also lobbied for major challenges for the governor in the weeks following the election and called for the then representative. Doug Collins
Douglas (Doug) Allen Collins, Georgia Gov. Kemp says he would “absolutely” support Trump as a 2024 candidate The Hill’s Morning Report – Presented by The AIDS Institute – Pointing to Capitol Riots; Perdue rules out the 2022 Senate proposal against Warnock MORE (R-Ga.) At a December rally if he would like to run for position. Trump has also called for Kemp to step down.
Later in December, Kemp avoided Trump’s calls for him to resign, as well as requests for him to face a primary, characterizing the attacks as distractions.
“As for my primary, I could worry less right now,” Kemp said at the time. “The most important thing we all have to do, no matter what you think about what’s going on in Georgia, we have to support David Perdue
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Then-Sens. David Perdue (R-Ga.) And Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) Ended up losing their seats to the Democrats Jon Ossoff
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