Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is meeting with two top Republican leaders in the Senate in Washington, D.C., over the next two days, a spokesperson for the governor confirmed to The Hill. Kemp will meet with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Tuesday and National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) Chair Steve Daines (R-Mont.) Wednesday. Politico first…
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is meeting with two top Republican leaders in the Senate in Washington, D.C., over the next two days, a spokesperson for the governor confirmed to The Hill. Kemp will meet with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) Tuesday and National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) Chair Steve Daines (R-Mont.) Wednesday. Politico first…
really let them look me in the eye and decide if they want me to represent them. really quick, is it true, i ve seen reporting that some democrats and incumbents have tried to tell you not to run because they had, who they thought should be in the race already picked out. has that actually happened and what is the reaction itself? it has happened. but, that is part of the process. i m nosy, who told you not to run? i m not going to tell you. i m not a politician, that s the good thing. i think it s what people like to hear, i m just telling the truth. i got out of the race today and the nrsc put out a lie about me that came out like an hour ago and i was like, wow, that was fast. the one thing that we ve got to deal with is truth in this process. i am committed to telling the truth, and committed to being honest and talking about how i want to represent people and not fall into the political games because i don t even know how to play the political game is because i m not a pol
establishment picking who their next senator is going to be. and i m excited to have a conversations with folks all across the state about that, and really let them look me in the eye, to side if they want me to represent them. real quick, is it true, i ve seen some reporting that some democrats and incumbents have tried to tell you not to run because they had who they thought should be in the race already picked out. has that actually happen, and what s your reaction itself? it has happened, but that s part of the process. i mean, you know, you know i m nosy. who told you not to run? i m not going to tell you. i m not a politician. that s the good thing. and that s what people at the, here is a little refreshing. i just tell the truth. i mean, i just got into the race today, and the nrsc just put out a lie about me that came out, you know, like, an hour ago. and i was, like, wow, that was fast. so, the one thing we ve got to deal with is truth in this process. and i m committe