Coverage dated August 14, 2023

Governor Brian Kemp tells Trump Georgia’s 2020 election ‘was not stolen’

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Republican says no one has produced evidence of fraud in court of law despite ex-president’s vow to present ‘irrefutable’ proof

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  1. Hot Air

  2. Washington Times

    Trump plans to present Georgia election fraud findings in ‘major’ press conference (opens Washington Times)

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    Former President Donald Trump says he is planning to release Monday an “irrefutable” report on alleged election fraud in Georgia, aiming to combat the narrative in a sweeping Fulton County indictment that accuses him of a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results.

  3. Forbes

    Republican Georgia Gov. Kemp Blasts Trump (Again): Refutes Election Fraud Claims After Ex-President’s RICO Indictment (opens Forbes)

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    Hours after he was indicted, Trump promised to unveil a report next week he claims will show the 2020 presidential election in Georgia was rigged in President Joe Biden’s favor.

  4. The Guardian

    Governor Brian Kemp tells Trump Georgia’s 2020 election ‘was not stolen’ (opens The Guardian)

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    Republican says no one has produced evidence of fraud in court of law despite ex-president’s vow to present ‘irrefutable’ proof

  5. Fox News

    Gov. Brian Kemp fires back at Trump's claim of rigged 2020 election in Georgia: 'Not stolen' (opens Fox News)

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    George Gov. Brian Kemp fired back at former President Trump on Tuesday, saying that the 2020 election in his state of Georgia was not stolen.

  6. Salon

    Georgia GOP Gov. Brian Kemp rips Trump’s plan to "exonerate" himself with "conclusive" fraud report (opens Salon)

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