Former President Donald Trump has reignited tensions within Georgia's Republican Party by attacking Governor Brian Kemp, calling him 'disloyal' and criticizing his governance during a rally in Atlanta. Trump's remarks, which included personal insults and claims about Kemp's failure to support his election fraud narrative, have raised concerns among state Republicans about the impact on Trump's electoral prospects in this pivotal swing state. Key Republican figures, including Kemp and former lieutenant governor Geoff Duncan, have criticized Trump's approach, warning that it undermines party unity and jeopardizes their chances in the upcoming elections. Kemp has emphasized the need to focus on winning and not engaging in personal attacks, while Duncan has distanced himself from the current state party, describing it as chaotic and disconnected from traditional Republican values. The ongoing feud echoes past divisions within the GOP and highlights the challenges Trump faces as he seeks to regain support in Georgia ahead of the 2024 elections.