Staff Reports
Georgia is back on the MAGA map. Despite Biden’s slim win four years ago, the Trump juggernaut is hitting the Peach State hard with a flurry of field offices sprouting up just in time for the showdown debate.
Rep. Barry Loudermilk of Georgia is smelling victory in the air and couldn’t contain his excitement. According to insiders, Trump fans across Georgia are rallying and dusting off their 2020 memorabilia. Loudermilk, speaking to a friendly outlet, mentioned how Georgia’s folks are eagerly organizing to give Trump the hero’s welcome he deserves.
Trump Campaign feels Georgia is in play despite losing to Biden in 2020.
Follow along as @naomitlim and I are on the ground in Georgia ahead of the debate in Atlanta.
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— Amy DeLaura (@AmyDeLaura) June 26, 2024
In a move that would make any leftist shake in their Birkenstocks, Trump’s campaign is blitzing Georgia with four new field offices. Strategically scheduled to coincide with the debate, Trump’s dream team will be rolling through Georgia like a freedom parade. Heavy hitters like RNC Chair Michael Whatley, Lara Trump, Reps. Byron Donalds, Wesley Hunt, and even Ben Carson will storm the state, whipping up MAGA fervor.
On the ground, former Democrats who have seen the light are loving the grassroots excitement. Janet Prioleau, who once stood with the blue crew, is all in for Trump. She recalls the 2016 election as a wake-up call and finds Trump’s campaign style refreshing compared to the empty promises from the other side.
Unlike the fake, pre-packaged political theater from Biden’s camp, this time around it’s different. Trump’s supporters don’t feel the need to whisper their allegiance. Folks like Gloria Baker are thrilled to see the army of young conservatives stepping up. She highlights that young people are waking up to the real issues at hand and are no longer willing to be spoon-fed deceit.
Baker, a former Georgia educator, has a bone to pick with the current administration’s handling of education. She links the rise of confusing gender ideologies in schools directly to Biden’s policies, lamenting the confusion and harm inflicted on the younger generation. She’s not the only one—research agrees, showing a disturbing spike in suicide attempts among youths identifying as transgender.
Despite all this, Baker stands hopeful. With Trump’s consistent fight for educational clarity and family values, she’s confident that the future led by Trump will steer America back on the right track. As Georgians rally, it’s clear the MAGA movement is stronger, prouder, and more determined than ever.
