re: Ga, never forget what the SoS and Governor did. Here are those details

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I made this point back in November that Trump's gains with Minorities is not going to save him because there were not enough gettable minorities in the rust belt to offset his losses in the suburbs thus he had to double down on WWC. And he didn't do that.

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Sentrius, you're totally glossing over the fact that these states trucked in a shite ton of phony ballots in the dead of night to make this happen. To properly analyze the election, you must first account for the fact that there was this fraud and that the stated numbers are simply skewed and off. The fraud should be undeniable at this point but let's not let the truth get in the way of an opportunity to knock Trump.

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One of the many dems to promote the Heartbeat Bill, no doubt

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Brian Kemp signed the heartbeat bill.

Vernon Jones voted against it twice and bragged that backlash to the GOP bill would make him Speaker of the House.

And we're supposed to believe that a leopard can change his spots and have a legit change of heart in a year's time for a convenient primary campaign?

Right.

A lot of super conservatives are probably about to tell us that abortion isn't a real conservative issue and doesn't matter

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A lot of super conservatives are probably about to tell us that abortion isn't a real conservative issue and doesn't matter

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I remember one of them literally arguing that baby killing is less offensive and not as important as election fraud when Jones record was brought up.

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This is ironic since it seems as though she owns Kemp.

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Kemp ran against her and won 2 years ago, but somehow someway he's now working for her, you probably found that out from a German server that the CIA retrieved, with force, from a data center in Frankfurt.

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Keep washing feet fool.

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I'd rather wash Kemp's feet than Abrams'. Because that's what you are doing.... washing those big tired diabetic feet with this Kemp nonsense.

Absolutely.

If Ratfricker is not primaried, the next GA SOS will be a Democrat. But I can’t see Ratfricker winning the primary so a good candidate like Hice gives us a chance to win the SoS. It’s our best chance because Ratfricker is radioactive.

Regarding Kemp, he faces an uphill re-election. He will win the primary but I see a dent being put in him from the results. He will enter the general campaign having suffered a lot of blows. He will have a difficult go. The reality is that no Democrat will vote for him and they will be enthusiastic and motivated for the Democrat. That was the big reason why the Democrats came out so forcefully and over the top against the voting bill: to generate and maintain enthusiasm and motivation. That and the bill does make it a little harder for them to cheat and harvest.

Moreover, like it or not, there are a sizable number of Republicans who will not vote for Kemp. Call them idiots, call them unpragmatic, call them short sighted, whatever, that is the cold hard reality. And in an election where you need every vote, that reality will probably be the difference.

The Democrat and media reaction to the voting bill helped Kemp a little. Their overzealous assault on GA (Abrams actually openly bragged about how she helped GA lose the baseball game) and Kemp’s strong stand in defense of it helped bring some Republicans back onto his side. I don’t know that it will be enough though. That was a clear bright line event that showed people the contrast between him and the Democrats. He needs more of those, they help him restore his credentials and image.

The best chance was for Kemp to come out early and announce that he would not seek re-election and allow Republicans to rally around a new, inspiring candidate that a lot of them aren’t pissed over. But, Kemp didn’t do that, and there isn’t such a candidate, so it is what it is: Kemp will be the nominee again, a lot of Republicans won’t vote for him, and the result will be what it will be.

If it is Abrams, which I'm not sure it will be, I think you'll have a swath of people who get over their Kemp issues.

Kemp facing a legitimate candidate in a primary would be interesting. I was never a Kemp fan, but I think he's governed well and certainly as a conservative. I don't think he showed much in the way of leadership around the election (even if merely in rhetoric) but I also don't put him in the same category as Gabe and Brad. Unfortunately we're not going to have a legit primary opponent, we get Jones.

Of course, I'd vote for Jones over any Democrat (fellow democrat?) but it's less than ideal.

Kemp did not do what Ratfricker did, that is clear.

Kemp ran and hid in a pivotal big moment. He was not a leader when people looked to him for leadership.

Ratfricker was on cnn every day and talking to the wapo and nyt every day for weeks peddling everything mentioned in the op.

Kemp did not do that.

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He never dropped out of campaign mode and into leader mode. It was annoying. Of course the fan boys would holler and cheer "SAVAGE!!!" at every little brainfart Trump had on Twitter. Despite all that I think he won bigly, but he could have gotten so much more done in his term. His first 100 days were amazing, then he seemed to just went back into campaign mode.

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Trump didn’t know how to handle the 24/7/365 unrelenting attacks against him and his family so he fell back into his bulldog campaign persona to cope. Who could blame him?