In response to the restoration efforts following Hurricane Helene’s disaster in the United States, former US president Donald Trump and Georgia governor Brian Kemp are scheduled to make a combined look on Friday for the first time in four years. The two well-known Republicans will be informed about the wind damage in Evans, Georgia, and will speak to the media during their briefing, as reported by Fox News.
Trump and Kemp have been photographed together for the first time since their strained relationship following the 2020 presidential election. More than 800,000 people have been left without electricity or running water as a result of Hurricane Helene, which has left more than 220 people dead. The storm’s damage is thought to be in billion.
Trump continues to criticize Kemp for refusing to overturn the 2020 election outcomes in Georgia, where Trump lost by a slim margin. This is a significant chapter in the pair’s history. Past lawmaker David Perdue’s primary challenge to Kemp was supported by Trump in the 2022 election. But, after Kemp won the main and was re-elected, Trump eased his censure.
During an Atlanta protest in August, Trump called Kemp a “bad man” and “disloyal” while blaming him for not preventing the accusation against him by a state attorney. In a post on X, Trump surprised many by praising Kemp and saying,” I look forward to working with you, your staff, and all of my friends in Georgia to help MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.”
Both Trump and Kemp have publicly criticised the federal government’s response to the crisis as Trump enters a fierce presidential contest against evil president Kamala Harris. In a social media post, Trump said,” It is going down as the WORST &, MOST INCOMPETENTLY MANAGED ‘ STORM,’ AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL, EVER SEEN BEFORE”, as Harris toured Georgia to join with local authorities and storm victims.
The 2024 vote is slated for November 5, and Trump is attempting to win the aid of Brian Kemp. Georgia is a crucial battleground state. In an exam, Kemp stated,” There’s no way for former President Trump or any Republican to achieve 270]electoral vote ] without Georgia”. He emphasized his commitment to smear Democratic voters and said,” We need to be telling people why they should vote for us.”
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