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And in the Perdue-Ossoff runoff, that 135 million spent and booked between Nov. 4 and Jan. 5 is virtually the same amount spent on the race by Election Day.

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President Donald Trump speaks to reporters after participating in a Thanksgiving teleconference at the White House.

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PM UTC By Chuck Todd, Mark Murray, Carrie Dann and Melissa Holzberg WASHINGTON President Trump is leaving office the same way he started his political career by attacking fellow Republicans.

Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, as well as with Gov.

Doug Ducey in Arizona, are different than those insults at John McCain, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush and Rick Perry in 2015.

One, theyre taking place with the top elected leaders in onetime GOP-leaning states that just turned blue in 2020 and with one of them (Georgia) holding twin runoffs in January that will decide the control of the Senate.

And two, Trump is upset that these Republican officials arent helping him overturn election results in states that he narrowly yet clearly lost.

More states certify election results as Trump team pushes false claims Dec.

Wants. Them. To. Reverse.

The. Results. ALL 15 counties in Arizona counties run by both parties certified their results, Ducey replied to Trump via Twitter.

Thats the law. Ive sworn an oath to uphold it, and I take my responsibility seriously.

Georgia law prohibits the governor from interfering in elections, Gov.

Kemps spokesman said in a statement, per NBCs Vaughn Hillyard.

These intraparty fights not only complicate the Senate runoffs in Georgia, but also future statewide contests in these two states.

As NBCs Ed Demaria reminds us, Ducey might be the best Republican on paper who could win both a GOP Senate primary and a general election in Arizona in either 2022 or 2024.

But what if Trump decides to sink his chances And thats the dilemma for Republicans if Trump once out of office becomes the face of the GOP opposition to Biden.

Does he use his powers to help the party Or exact revenge Tweet of the day HELL GET BACK TO YOU Back in July, Gov.

Ducey said he changed his White House ringtone to Hail to The Chief so he wouldnt miss a call from TrumpPence.

Guess who called while Ducey was certifying Arizonas election (7 secs in) pic.twitter.combzBGpfSIDf Brahm Resnik (brahmresnik) November 30, 2020 NYT: Trump has raised 170 million since Election Day President Trump has raised about 170 million since Election Day as his campaign operation has continued to aggressively solicit donations with hyped-up appeals that have funded his fruitless attempts to overturn the election, the New York Times reports, citing one person familiar with the matter.

The rub: The fine print on the presidents call for donations to his Official Election Defense Fund show that the vast majority of donations dont necessarily support a recount at all.

Most of the money instead is headed for the presidents personal leadership pac, which hell be able to use to fund his post-presidential political activity, and to the Republican National Committee.

Biden rolls out his economic team President-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday will formally introduce his picks for his economic policy team, including Janet Yellen for treasury secretary, NBCs Geoff Bennett and Rebecca Shabad write.

As of now, theres been 293 million devoted to both runoffs (this includes TV and radio advertising already spent and booked, per Advertising Analytics).

Warnock) has 158 million devoted to it, compared to the other runoffs (Perdue vs.

Ossoff) 135 million, with Republican groups outspending Democrats in both.

If no one else commits a dime to either race, the special runoff alone (from Nov.

TV and radio spending in it than every single 2020 Senate race except for three (North Carolina, Iowa and Arizona).

And in the Perdue-Ossoff runoff, that 135 million spent and booked between Nov.

Jan. 5 is virtually the same amount spent on the race by Election Day.