Geoff Duncan, the former lieutenant governor of Georgia, shares his experience of being targeted by Donald Trump in a recent social media post. Trump mistakenly misspelled Duncan’s name and urged him not to testify before the Fulton County grand jury investigating the 2020 election. Duncan reflects on how he faced backlash from Trump for refusing to support his attempts to overturn the election results. He also acknowledges the significant losses suffered by the Republican Party under Trump’s leadership, including the loss of control in the House, the White House, and the Senate. Duncan attributes these losses, in part, to the alienation of suburban voters and the negative impact of Trump’s controversies and falsehoods. With the recent charges filed in Fulton County, Duncan warns that Republicans face the real possibility of losing to President Biden again. He highlights the potential significance of these charges, as they involve senior members of Trump’s inner circle and are related to RICO, a law originally targeting organized crime. Duncan expresses hope that this chapter can serve as a turning point for the Republican Party, emphasizing the need for change and self-reflection to prevent further electoral losses.
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