Just days after he praised Republicans in the state of Georgia for passing one of the most draconian voter suppression laws in the nation, former President Donald Trump has reversed himself and is attacking the state and the state’s GOP Gov. Brian Kemp for not going farther and making it almost impossible for many Georgians to cast a ballot, according to Mediaite.

Trump issued a statement Monday evening which reads in part:

“Too bad the desperately needed election reforms in Georgia didn’t go further, as their originally approved Bill did, but the Governor and Lt. Governor would not go for it.

“The watered-down version, that was just passed and signed by Governor Kemp, while better than before, doesn’t have Signature Matching and many other safety measures, which were sadly left out.”

Especially notable was the way Trump attacked Kemp by name. The Georgia governor has been a steadfast Trump supporter but has fallen out of favor with the former president since the Peach State went for President Joe Biden and then elected two Democrats to the state’s open Senate seats.

The former president’s whiny statement was certainly noticed on social media, where many noted that Kemp has clearly fallen out of favor with the Donald:

Why did Trump suddenly reverse himself on the Georgia law? Theories abound on that question, but this one sums it up best:

Exactly! How dare Brian Kemp steal the mantle of repressing black and brown people from the Donald! The nerve of some people.

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