Georgia GOP Expels Former Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan Over Trump Opposition

The state Republican Party unanimously voted to remove Duncan, who has been a vocal critic of Donald Trump and supported Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.

Georgia's Republican Party unanimously voted to expel former Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan, citing his opposition to President-elect Donald Trump.
Duncan, a frequent Trump critic, described the expulsion as a 'badge of honor' during a CNN interview, highlighting his growing divide with the party.
The resolution against Duncan prominently referenced his support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, further solidifying the rift.
Duncan criticized the party's focus on defending the 2020 election fraud claims and individuals indicted on felony charges, calling it a misallocation of resources.
He argued that both major political parties face leadership crises, emphasizing the need for more serious and solution-driven leaders in the U.S.