Georgia gubernatorial politics heats up

Conservative Republican Brian Kemp will face off against Progressive Democrat Stacey Abrams in November to lead state politics in Georgia. 

Kemp won 69% of the primary vote against Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle last night. Kemp, who branded himself as a gun wheeling, truck driving, round up illegals, no nonsense, protective father of three White daughters pushed all the campaign hot buttons, including standing up during the national anthem at football games. He was heavily endorsed by President Trump and the NRA. Kemp is presently Georgia's Secretary of State.

Abrams is said to be raking in political contributions from outside the state. Endorsed by Hillary Clinton, she is a Black lawyer, author, and businesswoman who was the House Minority Leader in the Georgia General Assembly representing the 89th House District. She is the first Black female major party gubernatorial nominee in the U.S.