The two Republican candidates for Governor of Georgia are already trying to destroy each other

| 10:30 am EST December 8, 2021
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It is hysterical. Just a few weeks ago, I would have thought the Ohio Senate race was shaping up to be the most bizarre race in 2022. Well — I take back those words. Because now we have Georgia, and let’s just say all is not well in the land of peaches.

Stacey Abrams (Bright shining light and Georgia’s next Governor, Democratic party, Georgia) is up against … who exactly? Well, see, that’s the problem. We don’t know. We THOUGHT it would be Brian Kemp, a candidate about as exciting as Novocaine.

But alas, that might not be the case. Because David Perdue has thrown his hat in the ring, and this is going to make for a very entertaining Republican Primary, to put it mildly.

Perdue, whose aura just screams sleaziness, is attempting to cast himself as Georgia’s savior, which is about as bad an idea as Trump pretending to have human decency. But like it or not, Perdue has galloped in to try to steal the nomination from Kemp. And now, full-on war has broken out in Georgia.

Not one to waste time being quiet, Kemp jumped into the game, saying Perdue is only trying to “soothe his own bruised ego.”

The orange bat himself appears to be behind Perdue’s entry into politics, and that alone should have Georgia Republicans quaking in their boots. Meanwhile, we’ve got Stacey, who undoubtedly must be pretty amused as the Georgia Republican primary descends into hell.

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