Supporters of President Trump are concerned that his association with far-right figure Laura Loomer may impact his chances in Georgia and North Carolina.

Donald Trump allies are worried about his association with right-wing activist Laura Loomer, fearing it could cost him votes in key battleground states. Loomer made a racist social media post about Vice President Kamala Harris, stating that the White House would smell like curry if Harris won the election. Trump’s allies are concerned about Loomer’s unapologetic behavior and the potential impact on crucial voters, especially in states like Georgia and North Carolina, which have large Indian American and Hindu populations. The American Hindu Coalition and Georgia Republican strategist have also criticized Loomer’s divisive rhetoric. Trump has been warned about the issue and has distanced himself from Loomer, stating that she is a private citizen and longtime supporter. However, some allies believe he needs to go further and completely remove her from his campaign. Loomer has a history of spreading conspiracy theories and engaging in social media conflicts with other lawmakers. Her proximity to Trump has raised concerns, particularly after she made baseless claims during a debate between Trump and Harris. The former president’s supporters are worried that his association with Loomer could alienate voters and harm his chances in key states in the upcoming election.

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