Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) indirectly warned that former President Donald Trump's fixation on the 2020 election could harm the GOP moving forward.
Reiterating a message that he delivered to Republican donors Saturday, Kemp bashed claims of election fraud in the 2020 election as a distraction from more pressing concerns such as inflation and crime that are top of mind for voters."If you look in the rearview mirror along while you're driving, you're gonna look up, and you're gonna run into somebody. And that's not gonna be good. It's like a quarterback who throws an interception.
"The road to the White House is coming through Georgia and two or three other states that really, in my opinion, are gonna decide the presidential race. And I was just laying out the blueprint for any candidate to be able to win," Kemp added. Kemp further urged Republicans not to get distracted with their messaging, underscoring the need to focus on high inflation, high prices at the gas pump, crime, and other kitchen table issues.
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