Former GOP Official Hits ‘Wailing’ MAGA Republicans With A Harsh Truth
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Geoff Duncan utterly trashed Donald Trump with his reason for voting for President Joe Biden in November.
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan (R) told Republicans who are “gnashing and wailing” about Donald Trump’s hush money conviction that they “can’t deny the facts” regarding the prosecution of the former president.
Trump had sex with porn actor Stormy Daniels, lied about it, paid money to keep it quiet and then continued to lie about it until “a jury of his peers found him guilty” last week, Duncan told CNN’s Laura Coates on Tuesday.
Duncan’s dose of harsh truth for MAGA Republicans came after he boiled the 2024 election down to one thing.
The contest will “come down to Republicans like me, Republicans that are lifelong Republicans, conservative in nature, but just don’t think Donald Trump is anywhere near fit to have the office of president,” he said.
“It’s whether or not we’re going to stay at home and let it happen with the weight of gravity or if we’re going to show up and do something about it,” Duncan continued.
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