GOP and Democrat leaders are finding themselves more and more at odds, especially as of late. Right now, Republicans and Democrats maintain vastly different notions about the leadership styles and policies that are appropriate.
This is more than apparent when you compare states like Florida and Texas vs. California and New York. Likewise, South Dakota and Michigan couldn’t be more different.
There are a lot of problems that America is facing at this time. Inflation is an issue; soaring crime rates and a ruined southern border remain deeply problematic as well.
Earlier this week, Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp clashed with the mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Bottoms; the conflict pertained to various views on COVID mandates and crime rates.
Kemp vs. Bottoms: the latest edition
Not too long ago, Governor Kemp issued an order that local governments in Georgia may not impose COVID mandates onto businesses. This includes vaccine mandates, mask mandates, and limits on capacity. This order caused Mayor Bottoms to lash out at Kemp on Twitter, sarcastically branding the Georgia governor as a “gift that keeps on giving.”
