Cameron, Quarles and Deters qualified to participate in the debate. The three are among a handful of Republicans vying for the GOP nomination to take on Gov. “I do know that Alvin Bragg in New York has weaponized the political system in the judicial system to try to destroy President Trump,” the state attorney general added, referencing Trump’s indictment in a probe of hush-money payments to an adult film star during Trump’s 2016 campaign.Ĭameron made those comments while appearing at a televised debate alongside Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles and suspended attorney Eric Deters on Tuesday ahead of next week’s Kentucky gubernatorial primary. “I don’t know the specifics of the civil complaint, and I understand it was something that involved something 30 years ago, but I’m honored to have President Trump’s endorsement,” Cameron said.
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