Geor­gia’s Gov­er­nor Kemp is, arguably, in office today because of the large amount of help he received from Pres­i­dent Trump dur­ing his close race. Now, he does­n’t seem will­ing to return the favor as the ques­tion of if he’ll hold a crit­i­cal spe­cial elec­tion hangs in the balance.

Kemp was also “miss­ing in action” for Sat­ur­day night’s Trump Vic­to­ry Ral­ly in his state, where both Repub­li­can Sen­a­tors David Pur­due and Kel­ly Loef­fler spoke. Iron­i­cal­ly, Kemp was said to not be in atten­dance at the ral­ly because of a per­son­al emergency.

Now, Geor­gia’s Lt. Gov Geoff Dun­can is speak­ing out about Kem­p’s poten­tial inten­tions on a spe­cial election:

GA Lt. Gov Geoff Dun­can says Gov. Kemp call­ing a spe­cial ses­sion would be “a solu­tion try­ing to find a problem.”

“I absolute­ly believe that to be the case, that the gov­er­nor is not gonna call us into a spe­cial ses­sion.” pic.twitter.com/zq0ECEMk1s

— The Recount (@therecount) Decem­ber 6, 2020

Authored by:
Aman­da Shea
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