In Georgia, the Brian Kemp-David Perdue primary has turned into a Donald Trump-Mike Pence feud
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The state's two Republican senators – Perdue and Kelly Loeffler – lost runoff races, handing control of the entire U.S. Senate to the Democrats.Elva Dornbusch, 78, a retired Cobb County government employee who lives in Kennesaw, said she doesn't think Trump will ever endorse Kemp, even if in a race against Abrams."I think Trump holds grudges, I'm sorry to say," she said.Even so, Dornbsuch said she believes Kemp and pro-Trump Republicans will surmount their divisions because party members "learned their lesson" with the Senate runoff losses.More:Trumpism is here to stay in Georgia no matter what happens during Tuesday's primariesContinuing Republican divisions certainly won't help Kemp or any other GOP candidate in the fall, others said."I hate it," said Julie Jacobs, 43, an attorney from Mableton, Ga.
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