Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again. So today we're going to talk about Trump, Georgia, rallies, and realities.

Trump held a rally in Georgia over the weekend. He drew an energetic crowd to an important swing state,

but chose to continue with attacks against Georgia Republicans.

Trump has long held a grudge against Georgia Republicans who wouldn't help him find votes after he lost the 2020 election.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and Georgia Secretary of State Raffinsberger were Trump's main targets.

In a social media post the same day as the rally,

Trump attacked Governor Kemp as weak on crime and said that Raffinsberger has to do his job and make sure

this election is not stolen.

The election was not stolen.

Trump lost and seems incapable of accepting that. I don't agree with Georgia Republicans

on much, but when push came to shove, they supported the Constitution and the will of the American people over the will of a man who was desperately trying to cling to power after he lost.

During this rally, Trump said, Atlanta is like a killing field and your governor ought to get off his rear and do something about it.

And followed that with an attack on Raffinsberger accusing him baselessly of doing everything possible to make 2024 difficult for Republicans to win.

Kemp later responded on social media by saying he was, quote, not engaging in petty personal

insults, attacking fellow Republicans or dwelling on the past. You should do the same, Mr President, and leave my family out of it.

Oh yeah, there's that part too.

Trump is also very upset because Kim's wife wouldn't endorse him and he brought that up in his list of grievances as well.

Raffinsberger responded by saying,

George's elections are secure.

The winner here in November will reflect the will of the people.

History has taught us this type of message doesn't sell well here in Georgia, sir.

Georgia conservative commentators weren't happy about Trump's statements either.

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