Former President Donald Trump and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp appear to have ended their feud, with Kemp endorsing Trump during an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News. This comes after Trump insulted Kemp at a rally earlier this month, calling him “Little Brian Kemp.” Their strained relationship dates back to the 2020 election, when Kemp refused to help Trump overturn the election results. However, with Vice President Kamala Harris gaining ground in key battleground states like Georgia, Kemp has now come out in support of Trump.
Despite Trump’s previous criticisms of Kemp, the two now seem to be making amends as they focus on winning the upcoming election and preventing another term for Harris and the Democrats. Trump thanked Kemp on Truth Social for his support in Georgia and expressed his eagerness to work together to “Make America Great Again.” Trump lost Georgia by a small margin in the 2020 election and had urged Kemp to overturn the results, but Kemp refused.
Harris’ national polling averages have been rising, with her closing the gap with Trump in Georgia. This new alliance between Trump and Kemp comes at a crucial time as they work to secure a win for the Republican Party in Georgia and the country as a whole. Despite their past differences, Trump and Kemp are now focusing on uniting their supporters and defeating the Democrats in the upcoming election.
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