Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Trump and Kimp and Smith and how those three names may very well determine the future of the Republican Party

and how they interplay. I think everybody watching this channel knows who Trump and who Smith is.

For a recap on Kemp, he's the governor of Georgia and Trump allegedly in the aftermath of the 2020 election

attempted to apply pressure to him to get him to alter the outcome of the election in Georgia.

By all accounts, Kemp said no.

By all accounts, Kemp pushed back. In his own words recently, he described it as

he was mad at me, I was not mad at him I told him exactly what

I could and couldn't do when it came to the election and I followed the law and the

Constitution as I've followed the law and the Constitution.

As I've said before, that's a lot bigger than Donald Trump.

It's a lot bigger than me.

It's a lot bigger than the Republican Party.

By all accounts, Kemp defended representative democracy at a moment it needed to be defended.

The special counsel's office has reached out to Kemp, to his office.

Kemp's office has confirmed this, it says,

hey, we've been in contact, but we're declining

to comment further.

This has led to a lot of speculation that Smith wants a statement from Kemp about what happened.

That is very much a catch-22 for the future of the Republican Party.

Kemp has been able to walk a very fine line between being the person who stood up to Trump

and not offending the majority of Maga.

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