Well, howdy there internet people, Lidsboo again. So today we are going to talk about what's happening in Georgia.

There's a whole bunch of questions have come in about this now.

There have been a number of pretty prominent Republicans that have looked at the idea of

removing the DA and all of that stuff and just been like no.

No. Kemp, the governor, of course is one. And you have a number of others. I think the other highest profile would be the

Speaker of the State House there.

Kind of put out this message and it was basically, you know, he has the presumption of

innocence, needs to play out in the court. message and it was basically you know he has the presumption of innocence

needs to play out in the courts paraphrasing of course and certainly seems to be

siding with Kemp on this. A bunch of questions have come in basically asking,

wait, are all Georgia Republicans like Kemp? Meaning, do they have that ideology? You know, are they making their move on principle?

You can't say that. Doesn't mean that it's not true, but you can't infer that

from this. You have to look at it at the point in time when it happened.

When Kemp did what he did, he was basically looking at what he believed

the Constitution and the law required of him.

And that's what he did.

That is what he did.

He didn't know how that was going to play out for him politically at the time. When he made the

choices that he made, he didn't know what was going to happen politically.

Same thing with Raffensburg.

Didn't know. They did what they thought was right.

Because they were acting with that huge unknown variable out there, you can infer a little bit about how they

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