Former President Donald Trump has reignited his feud with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, attacking him and his wife, Marty Kemp, during a rally in Atlanta. Trump criticized Kemp for not overturning Georgia's 2020 election results and accused him of disloyalty despite Trump's initial endorsement in 2018. This ongoing division within the Republican Party could harm Trump's chances in the upcoming election, as political experts suggest that unity is crucial for securing votes in Georgia. Kemp responded by emphasizing his focus on defeating the Democrats rather than engaging in personal insults. Trump's rally also targeted Vice President Kamala Harris, blaming her for issues like border security and violent crime. The contentious remarks have further galvanized both Kemp's supporters and far-right conspiracists, potentially deepening the GOP rift in Georgia.