The ex-president 'will be negative and backward-looking—and that's not what voters want,' said a conservative commentator in Georgia.
Biden narrowly beat Trump in Georgia by a margin of less than 12,000 votes. The former president and his supporters immediately called the results fraudulent. But they have been reaffirmed by multiple audits and recounts, all of which were overseen by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican. The former president endorsed Raffensperger and Kemp in their 2018 campaigns.
"We would have been better off in the runoffs if Trump hadn't come," Martha Zoller, a conservative commentator with close ties to both Kemp and Perdue, told"And he will not be a help to Trump-endorsed candidates when he comes on Saturday," Zoller said."He will be negative and backward-looking—and that's not what voters want.
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