Graham donates $ 1 million to Georgia Republican senators in crucial second-round races

His. Lindsey GrahamRaphael Warnock of Lindsey Olin GrahamGeorgia and New Black America’s Capital Loser.com redirects to Trump’s Wikipedia page Jaime Harrison says he would consider a DNC chair if offered MORE (RS.C.) said Thursday he was donating $ 1 million to help the GOP Georgia Sens. Kelly loefflerKelly LoefflerRick Scott calls on his key staff to lead the Senate campaign committee. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution criticizes Loeffler and Perdue for assaulting the Georgian electoral system. and David PerdueDavid Perdue The Atlanta Journal-Constitution criticizes Loeffler and Perdue for assaulting the Georgian electoral system. fight to keep their seats in the decisive second round in January.

“I’m going to give Senators Loeffler and Perdue a million dollars from my campaign to make sure they have the resources to tackle a tsunami of Liberal money about to sink Georgia,” Graham said in a statement. interview on “Fox and Friends”.

Loeffler and Perdue take on Democratic challengers Reverend Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, respectively, on January 5.

Democrats would need to capture both seats to gain control of the Senate.

Graham said Republicans would be “in trouble” if they didn’t fight the Democratic donor platform ActBlue, who raised a record $ 1.5 billion from July to September. The GOP’s donor platform, WinRed, raised $ 1 billion during the election cycle.

“We have to improve. I have 2 million donors. I’m going to ask my donors to help Georgia, ”he said, adding,“ And I would encourage all other Republicans not to go to Georgia, to give to Georgia ”.

According to a survey by Remington Research Group released Thursday, Loeffler and Warnock are statistically tied between 49% and 48% with a margin of error of 2.6 points. The same poll data showed Perdue was ahead of Ossoff by 4%, 50% to 46%.

Graham said races “mean everything about the structure” of the nation, warning Democrats would expand the Supreme Court and change the Electoral College if they win.

“What we are trying to do is prevent the most radical program in the history of American politics from being adopted, ”he said. “And Georgia stands in the way of socialism for America.”

The historically red state has shifted this year, supporting the president-elect Joe bidenJoe Biden Brewery Launches New Biden Beer Described As ‘Harmless And Not Too Bitter’ Deb Haaland Says ‘Of Course’ She Would Serve As Home Secretary Under Biden State Department Won’t Give messages to Biden from foreign leaders: MORE report, the first time the state has voted blue since former President Clinton was elected in 1992. A manual recount the election was announced Wednesday.