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re: One Term Georgia Governor to stab Trump in the back...
Posted on 12/2/19 at 7:57 am to More&Les
Posted on 12/2/19 at 7:57 am to More&Les
Trump wanted Louisiana to help with the governor race too. I do not know the inner workings or why the governor of Georgia does not want Collins as his choice. But saying the governor should cow-tail to the president is not right either.
It will be interesting to see Collins in the up coming judiciary hearings. This could sway some opinions.
It will be interesting to see Collins in the up coming judiciary hearings. This could sway some opinions.
This post was edited on 12/2/19 at 8:04 am
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Posted on 12/2/19 at 8:12 am to themunch
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cow-tail
Your post is correct, but that's not a thing. The word is "kowtow".
Posted on 12/2/19 at 8:14 am to themunch
The governor of Ga is only governor of Ga bc the President persuaded the POTUS’s supporters to elect Kemp (who as I recall was quite milquetoast anyway) by arguing that Kemp would be most likely to Make Georgia Great Again.
Therefor, I’m assuming the people who voted for Kemp especially those who did so bc they were scared of having a fat, bankrupt socialist, with no babies who likes abortions, try to tell them how to be healthy and spend their money, will not be overly excited to have some RINO who basically agrees with nothing they hold dear placed in a Senatorial position - especially with Roe v Wade fixin to be reviewed by the SCOTUS and RBG fixin to croak.
But I am just spitballing here.
All that said- my state elected JBE - so I probably have no room to talk. Cassidy and Kennedy better not kick the bucket for the next 4 years. Cassidy is weird AF but I’d rather him be the senator than whatever moron JBE owes a favor.
Therefor, I’m assuming the people who voted for Kemp especially those who did so bc they were scared of having a fat, bankrupt socialist, with no babies who likes abortions, try to tell them how to be healthy and spend their money, will not be overly excited to have some RINO who basically agrees with nothing they hold dear placed in a Senatorial position - especially with Roe v Wade fixin to be reviewed by the SCOTUS and RBG fixin to croak.
But I am just spitballing here.
All that said- my state elected JBE - so I probably have no room to talk. Cassidy and Kennedy better not kick the bucket for the next 4 years. Cassidy is weird AF but I’d rather him be the senator than whatever moron JBE owes a favor.
Posted on 12/2/19 at 10:03 am to themunch
quote:It is my understanding from the pols here in the Atlanta area that Collins is well known and well liked in his district, (which includes some of the outer Atlanta suburban counties like Hall and Forsyth, the Athens area, as well as the north/northeast Georgia mountain counties), and should be able to defend his seat fairly easily come November.
I do not know the inner workings or why the governor of Georgia does not want Collins as his choice.
The worry from the governor's office is that by appointing Collins to the Senate then means that district has a special election to fill his seat - which turns into a jungle style special election, and they are worried about who might end up winning that seat in that situation.
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