Abrams says concession comparisons to Trump are “ apples with bowling balls. ”

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Stacy Abrams said on Sunday comparisons between her refusal to allow her loss in the race from a governor to now Government –Brian KempBrian Kemp Trump calls Senate layoffs in Georgia ‘both illegal and invalid’ in New Year’s tweets (R) to President TrumpDonald Trump – Court of Appeals Dismiss Gohmert’s Election Case Against Pence Kentucky Governor Calls Vandalism In McConnell’s House ‘Unacceptable’ Pence Welcomes’ Efforts by Lawmakers to ‘Object’ to Electoral College Results MOREThe refusal to give in to the presidential race is “apples and bowling balls.”

“[I]It’s not just different circumstances. It’s apples and bowling balls, ”Abrams told ABC’s Martha Raddatz on Sunday on“ This Week ”.

Abrams refused to give in in 2018, arguing that voter suppression contributed to her loss.

But she supported the big difference was that she prevailed on some of her arguments, while courts have rejected Trump’s.

“I pointed out that there had been a series of actions that prevented voters from casting their votes. And in almost all of those circumstances, the courts agreed, as did the state legislature,” she told Raddatz.

In contrast, President Trump has lost all of his challenges in the state of Georgia and he has no evidence. In fact, an audit – the fourth, I think, of this election showed that there was no fraud in our signature trial, ”Abrams said. “One person … accidentally signed for husband against the rules, but otherwise we know the signatures match and the process works.”

Shortly after the 2018 election, a federal judge ruled that Kemp, Georgia’s secretary of state at the time of the vote, was likely[ed] To maintain a reliable and secure voter registration system, “that” has and will continue to result in an infringement of voters’ rights to cast their votes and make their votes count, “said The Washington Post.

In a separate assent agreement between the Democratic Party of Georgia and the Secretary of State’s office, the state of Georgia agreed to establish a system to give voters timely notice if their signatures on absentee ballots were rejected as mismatched. The president has repeatedly attacked the office of Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) and Abrams, whose campaign had filed the lawsuit that led to it, for this agreement.

The president has repeatedly claimed that Biden’s victory in Georgia was the result of widespread voter fraud, but the courts and GOP officials in the state have said there is no evidence to back up his arguments.

Trump has responded by attacking Republican state officials. He has called for Kemp to prime and told Fox News’ Maria BartiromoMaria Sara BartiromoFox Business anchor says she was ‘punk’d’ on the air by animal rights activist Georgia Gov. Kemp attends White House Christmas party despite Trump attacks Wisconsin formally declares Biden won election after a recount MORE he was ashamed to have endorsed him in 2018.

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