Has the biggest feud in the Republican firmament finally come to an end?
If so, it comes not a moment too soon. Donald Trump desperately needs to wrest Georgia from the Democrats’ grip in November in order to recapture the White House. Joe Biden’s support had dropped to 40% after his disastrous debate performance, but Kamala Harris has managed to get back within a point of Trump in RCP’s aggregation of post-anointment polling. (The most recent poll, from NYT/Siena, still has Trump up by four.)
Trump needs a reset of his own in Georgia, and he may have gotten it — by putting aside his grudge against the state’s popular governor, Brian Kemp. During Harris’ speech last night, Trump suddenly signaled on TruthSocial that the feud had come to an end. Atlanta’s NBC affiliate certainly took notice:
Thank you to #BrianKempGA for…
