Rep. Jody Hice (R-GA), a candidate for Secretary of State in Georgia, told the Todd Starnes Show Wednesday hatred for former President Trump is still driving Democrats’ policies in the Peach State.
President Biden visited the Peach State Tuesday to push for changes to filibuster rules to pass legislation, overhauling elections as Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis is weighing whether Trump and others committed crimes by trying to pressure Georgia officials to overturn 2020 election results.
“Their hatred for President Trump is driving all of these things right now,” Hice told host Todd Starnes.
The Associated Press reports that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is leaning toward asking for a special grand jury with subpoena power to aid the investigation.
“I don’t have any inside info, but we’ve been hearing rumblings of that for months and months and it goes all the way back to even before President Trump was inaugurated,” Hice told Starnes. “The Democrats were going after him to try to dismantle his presidency. We had the false Russia collusion hoax and two impeachments, all this sort of stuff that was none of which could hold any water.”
Hice said it is a big mistake for Democrats to continuously attack a president who stood for our country the way that Trump did during his time in office.
“Elected officials are going after tens and tens of millions of Americans that believe that we need a president who defends our country and who supports our laws and who puts forth policies that are in the best interest of our country,” said Hice. “I believe that the outrage will be reflected in the next election later on this year.”
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