Trump pick in Georgia governor race not drawing donor flock
During his two Senate campaigns, Republican David Perdue had little trouble raking in millions in campaign cash. But that's all changed now.
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During his two Senate campaigns, Republican David Perdue had little trouble raking in millions in campaign cash. But that's all changed now.
ATLANTA (AP) — During his two Senate campaigns, Republican David Perdue had little trouble raking in millions in campaign cash. But as he tries to unseat Georgia's incumbent governor, fellow
Georgia Republican David Perdue raked in millions in campaign cash during his two Senate campaigns. But he's struggling to attract big bucks as he tries to unseat incumbent Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp.
Primary Content Caption Unlike companies like AT&T, Coca-Cola, Marriott, and GE, some of Greene’s largest donors are cheering on her continued false claims that former President Donald Trump won the November election. Credit: Mike Stewart/AP For some Republicans propagating claims the presidential election was stolen, a corporate donation freeze might be a real threat to their future political fortunes. Not so for the most vocal election denier in Georgia’s congressional delegation. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who during her first weeks in Congress has placed herself at the ...