Georgia Voters Trump Will Re-Cheat Them

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President Joe Biden 2024 State of the Union address.

Is our vote safe? That is on the minds of ordinary voters in Georgia as they listen to Donald Trump campaigning for Super Tuesday. That is a priority for them because of the State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump indictment, Fani Willis instituted on their behalf.

Donald Trump can talk about his innocence in the E. Jean Carroll case till the cows come home, it will not erase Georgia voters’ fury about what happened during the 2020 presidential election. Trump’s genius Republican senators have briefed him to concentrate on an imaginary plot to malign him as the next U.S. President and not say a word about State of Georgia v. Donald John Trump  indictment.

Yes, it’s a foregone conclusion that he will win the Georgia primary and become the face of the Republican Party in November, but it will not erase memories of the 2020 deceit.

1. Georgia voted.

2. Donald Trump said hell no! I don’t like it.

3. Donald Trump worked with Michael A. Roman and men in the Georgia Senate to doctor that vote through fake electors.

4. Trump and his associates formed a criminal ‘enterprise’ to overturn Georgia’s 2020 presidential election results.

This is 2024. Whatever Donald Trump says in Georgia about his ‘false’ persecution by evil Democrats, will not remove Georgia voters’ anxiety about the 2020 conspiracy. Will history repeat itself? Will Donald Trump and his Georgia Senate cronies attempt to rig the 2024 presidential election, once again?

Zulu proverb: Water will stand again, where it has stood before. Georgia voters are scared of Donald Trump. He might cheat them once again.

Nonqaba waka Msimang

Executive Blogger

 

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