Associated Press
ATLANTA The merchandise featured in Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s online campaign store includes T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Donald Trump’s name and the message: “Still my president.”
The Georgia Republican is running television ads ahead of Tuesday’s Senate runoff elections that lambastes her opponent, the Rev. Raphael Warnock, as “dangerous” and “radical.”
Loeffler’s colleague, Sen. David Perdue, meanwhile, is warning Georgians that Democrats will enact a “socialist agenda” if his challenger, Jon Ossoff, wins on Tuesday.
In the final days of campaigns that will decide control of the U.S. Senate, the Republican incumbents are appealing to the most conservative part of the electorate. Their steady embrace of the hard-right, Trump wing of the GOP even repeatedly refusing to acknowledge Trump’s defeat and their caricatures of the Democratic challengers may seem like a risky approach in a state that narrowly voted for Democrat Joe
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Will hard-right campaigns by Loeffler and Perdue work in swing state Georgia? Their steady embrace of the hard-right, Trump wing of the GOP may seem like a risky approach in a state that narrowly voted for Joe Biden.
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Ivanka Trump, right, daughter of President Donald Trump, fists bumps Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga, as Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., looks on during a campaign rally Monday in Milton, Ga. Both Perdue and Loeffler are in runoff elections. [ JOHN BAZEMORE | AP ]
Published Jan. 1
ATLANTA â The merchandise featured in Sen. Kelly Loefflerâs online campaign store includes T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Donald Trumpâs name and the message: âStill my president.â
ATLANTA (AP) The merchandise featured in Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s online campaign store includes T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Donald Trump’s name and the message: “Still my president.”
The Georgia Republican is running television ads ahead of Tuesday’s Senate runoff elections that lambastes her opponent, the Rev. Raphael Warnock, as “dangerous” and “radical.
Loeffler’s colleague, Sen. David Perdue, meanwhile, is warning Georgians that Democrats will enact a “socialist agenda if his challenger, Jon Ossoff, wins on Tuesday.
In the final days of campaigns that will decide control of the U.S. Senate, the Republican incumbents are appealing to the most conservative part of the electorate. Their steady embrace of the hard-right, Trump wing of the GOP even repeatedly refusing to acknowledge Trump s defeat and their caricatures of the Democratic challengers may seem like a risky approach in a state that narrowly voted for Democrat Joe Biden for presiden