Posted on May 14, 2022
Pence to rally with Kemp in Georgia in break with Trump
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Former Vice President Mike Pence will campaign with Georgia's incumbent Republican Gov. Brian Kemp the day before this month's GOP primary in his most significant political beak with former President Donald Trump to date.
Kemp's campaign announced Friday morning that Pence will headline a get-out-the-vote rally for Kemp on Monday, May 23rd, the day before the vote. That puts Pence in direct conflict with Trump-endorsed candidate David Perdue, who has been trailing in the polls. Kemp is one of Trump's top targets this election cycle because of his refusal to cooperate with Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
“Brian Kemp is my friend, a man dedicated to faith, family and the people of Georgia,” Pence said in a statement. "I am proud to offer my full support for four more years of Brian Kemp as governor of the great state of Georgia!”
Kemp's campaign announced Friday morning that Pence will headline a get-out-the-vote rally for Kemp on Monday, May 23rd, the day before the vote. That puts Pence in direct conflict with Trump-endorsed candidate David Perdue, who has been trailing in the polls. Kemp is one of Trump's top targets this election cycle because of his refusal to cooperate with Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
“Brian Kemp is my friend, a man dedicated to faith, family and the people of Georgia,” Pence said in a statement. "I am proud to offer my full support for four more years of Brian Kemp as governor of the great state of Georgia!”
Pence to rally with Kemp in Georgia in break with Trump
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Hopefully that Ass-hat gets voted out this time. If not, I hope the majority of Georgia continues to not vote republican in the next election.
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I like Pence and I like Trump. I like Kemp as well. But Kemp has pandered to Stacy when she wanted to change the voting rules in Georgia. Which was supposed to out of their lanes. Changing election laws is suppose to be reserved to the states legislators alone. And that was against the law.
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LTC David Brown
I don’t see where Kemp pandered to Stacy Abrams. Kemp stood by the law to enforce election security when Abrams and her Hollywood ding dongs and North Eastern liberals tried to destroy the law. Abrams even got the Baseball all star game moved out of Atlanta.
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MSG Roy Cheever
I was referencing prior to the election. The allowance of excessive mail in votes of unsubstantiated verification and in some cases proven to be false by voters who physically placed their votes in person and later complained. And the allowance of drop boxes that were not monitored. And so on. LTC David Brown
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Kemp had been substantially ahead of Perdue in polls in March and April, and many expect Kemp will be able to prevail without a June runoff, which would be triggered if no candidate won a majority of the vote.
Perdue, a former senator, has also been lagging in fundraising and had about $900,000 cash on hand on April 30, less than a month before the May 24 primary, while Kemp had $10.7 million.
The winner will face Democrat Stacey Abrams, who has raised more than $20 million so far and had $8 million in cash on April 30."
..."Kemp had been substantially ahead of Perdue in polls in March and April, and many expect Kemp will be able to prevail without a June runoff, which would be triggered if no candidate won a majority of the vote.
Perdue, a former senator, has also been lagging in fundraising and had about $900,000 cash on hand on April 30, less than a month before the May 24 primary, while Kemp had $10.7 million.
The winner will face Democrat Stacey Abrams, who has raised more than $20 million so far and had $8 million in cash on April 30."
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