Donald Trump has had his fair share of troubles during the trials and tribulations faced for his use of power to turn the 2020 Presidential Election results. Everything has changed now as Trump’s longtime adviser Roger Stone has come to the belief that Brian Kemp (R) stole the 2018 gubernatorial election from his Democratic opponent, Stacey Abrams.
Abrams felt that she had won the elections, but Kemp had assumed the powers of the executive branch in the Peach State because of voter suppression. This was backed by the idea that Democrats performed well that year. The media also believed the claims and things were raised to a higher level due to the fact that everyone had a similar opinion in the grand scheme of things.
Kemp refused calls from Trump during the 2020 elections and denied to overturn the decision of Trump’s loss in Georgia. It raised the point that Kemp may have gone the other way. Kemp also denied the request to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis for criminally charging Trump. This has fuelled the conspiracy theory that Kemp may be against Trump now.
I remember Cuomo, Andrew Cuomo, called for an investigation, similar, not necessarily with voting, but some corruption in the state of New York, and it turned out that trail of corruption led right, right to the governor’s mansion. Maybe these governors need to take a step back and let prosecutors do their jobs, even if it means towards the governor themselves.
Rudy Giuliani’s efforts to add fuel to fire got value when the former New York City Mayor and Trump co-defendant had shared the same sentiment with Newsmax’s credulous Eric Bolling during his interview with Giuliani on Thursday.
During his 2022 re-election campaign, Kemp pummeled both Abrams and David Perdue, the 2020 election conspiracy theorist favored by Trump in the GOP primary.
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