Taylor Robson Campaign Co-Chair Says Trump Is “Out of Line” on Fulton County Election Office Raids — Where Does Karrin Taylor Robson Stand?

In an interview yesterday on KTAR, former Republican Gov. Jan Brewer criticized federal raids on Georgia’s election warehouses in Fulton County. Brewer, Karrin Taylor Robson’s campaign co-chair, said President Trump is “out of line,” and his actions are “not constitutional,” citing her own background as Secretary of State to praise Arizona’s safe and secure elections.

Does Taylor Robson agree with her own campaign co-chair? In contrast to her campaign co-chair, Taylor Robson has called the 2020 election “unfair” and refused to say whether she would have certified it, and backs federal calls to eliminate vote-by-mail despite voting by mail herself for two decades.

From slamming the partisan Washington budget that will gut Medicaid to defending Arizona voters, Taylor Robson’s campaign co-chair continues to make one thing clear: while Brewer isn’t afraid to stand up to her own party, Taylor Robson is.

Copper State Victory spokesperson Nicholas Simões Machado said:

“Even Karrin Taylor Robson’s own campaign co-chair is willing to call out President Trump’s unconstitutional attacks on our elections. The question is simple: does Taylor Robson agree, or will she stay silent to protect her political ambitions?”

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