When former President Donald Trump campaigned in Georgia on Monday, one of the state’s most popular Republican politicians was absent – Gov. Brian Kemp.
The former president’s relationship with the governor is complicated, and that could matter in a state Trump narrowly lost four years ago.
The two fell out after 2020, when Kemp rebuffed Trump’s efforts to overturn Georgia’s election result.
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