President Donald Trump has endorsed McDonough’s Brian Strickland, who is running for Georgia attorney general. “It is my great honor to endorse America First Patriot Brian Strickland, who is running to be the next attorney general of the wonderful state of Georgia,” Trump wrote in a social media statement. “A proven leader, Brian previously served as a highly-respected state senator and state representative. As your next attorney general, Brian will continue fighting tirelessly to ensure law and order, champion our law enforcement and first responders, support our military/veterans, safeguard our elections, keep our border secure and protect our always under siege Second Amendment. Brian Strickland has my complete and total endorsement to be the next attorney general of Georgia — he will never let you down.” Strickland earned the Republican nomination for attorney general by beating Bill Cowsert in June 19 General Primary Election. In that race, Strickland received 608,601 votes (71.6%) while Cowsert received 241,391 (28.4%). In November, he will face Democrat Tanya Miller, who beat Robert “Bob” Trammell in the June primary. Miller received 888,486 votes (84.55%) and Trammell received 160,887 votes (15.45%). “Thank you President Donald J. Trump,” Strickland wrote in a social media statement about Trump’s endorsement. “I look forward to fighting for Georgia families just as hard as I fight for my own.” Supporters arrived early to hear President Donald Trump speak at Wheeler…
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