By: L. Cramer
Last night, the Team Trump Force Bus Tour ended the second day of Georgia stops in Cobb County at Governor’s Gun Club. The event, hosted by Amy Kremer, the Republican National Committee Georgia National Committeewoman, had a Q&A with Representative (FL-R) Matt Gaetz, former White House Press Secretary Hogan Gidley and former DOD Chief of Staff Kash Patel.
The evening’s message centered on the path to victory for Donald Trump, and that path, as Patel and Gaetz said, is straight through Georgia.
“This is the heart of the race,” Patel told the crowd of more than 100 that assembled in the event space of the Governors Gun Club. The gun club is no stranger to hosting conservative events, and the owners are dedicated Trump supporters.
Patel explained that Georgia is the key to winning the race, and that of the three paths to victory, all of them must include the peach state.
During the Q&A, the audience questions centered on the issues that Americans are worried about the most: immigration, economy, censorship, draining the swamp and FEMA’s response in North Carolina after hurricane Helene.
Gidley explained to the crowd that he had the immense pleasure of watching Donald Trump sit in the White House and fight for the people every day and as the 47th president, Trump wants to do that again. Gidley lamented that the whole administration did not understand just how deep and vast the swamp in Washington, D.C. was, and that they know for the future.
When speaking on the economy, all three men expressed their distaste for the current level of inflation, cost of essentials and how badly the American people are hurting financially. Donald Trump’s economic plan would undo much of this turmoil for citizens, including Democrats.
“We want the people who hate us to have a good future, good schools and safe border too,” Gaetz said to the crowd who cheered.
Cobb County, a once red county now turned blue, has conservative voters discouraged thinking their vote doesn’t matter in any of the races leading them to consider not going to the polls. But, Representative Gaetz doesn’t agree:
“Georgia is central to this election and any voter is going to have an outsized importance when they cast their ballots,” which is why the Team Trump Force Bus Tour is crossing the state to encourage conservatives to get out to vote.
Amy Kremer, RNC Georgia National Committeewoman, and lifelong Cobb County resident, believes that Cobb County Republican voters outnumber Democrat voters, which is why people must get to the polls.
“We need poll watchers and poll workers because we need secure elections,” Kremer added.
All of the state and local races matter in Georgia. If you are a conservative, it is vital that you exercise your right to vote. “Change happens on a local level,” Kremer said, and she is absolutely right. It’s time for conservatives to step up, talk about the election with others, take people to the polls and get involved because, as Kremer explained “we need to take back Cobb County.”
If you want more information on how to become a poll watcher or poll worker visit www.marchtovictory.com and get connected in your area.
