FILE PHOTO: A Trump impersonator speaks during an interview at a rally for President Donald Trump in Valdosta, Georgia, U.S., December 5, 2020. REUTERS/Nathan Layne
VALDOSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Convinced that the presidential election had been stolen from Donald Trump, the young couple from Blairsville, Georgia at first resolved to skip the state’s Jan. 5 runoffs for two U.S. Senate seats. What’s the point, they figured, of voting in another rigged election?
Then they thought better of it, setting aside their anger for the more pressing concern of keeping one of the two houses of Congress under Republican control.
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