Who is Really Funding Stacey Abrams?
Defeated 2018 Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams has unveiled a plan to expand her Georgia-based voting rights group by training staffers in 20 competitive states to protect against threats of what she claims is “voter suppression.”
read moreSenate Committee will look at ways to reduce cost of doing business in Georgia
Georgia has been ranked the number one state in the nation to do business for six years in a row, and Georgia lawmakers say they want to make it seven.
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Who is Really Funding Stacey Abrams?
Defeated 2018 Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams has unveiled a plan to expand her Georgia-based voting rights group by training staffers in 20 competitive states to protect against threats of what she claims is “voter suppression.”
read moreSenate Committee will look at ways to reduce cost of doing business in Georgia
Georgia has been ranked the number one state in the nation to do business for six years in a row, and Georgia lawmakers say they want to make it seven.
read moreChattanooga airport seeks to challenge Hartsfield for Georgia passengers
As the crow flies, the distance between Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and Chattanooga’s Airport is just 106 miles.
read moreRalston directs House Appropriations to begin working on budget
A short time after Governor Brian Kemp instructed all state agencies to cut their 2020 proposed budgets by at least 4 percent in an effort to cut wasteful spending, Speaker David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) has directed House Appropriations Chairman Terry England (R-Auburn) and his subcommittee chairmen to begin holding committee meetings this fall to allow adequate time to prepare the AFY 2020 and FY 2021 state budgets.
read moreSheriff Thomas Smith, RIP
It is a particularly sad time in Washington County as its citizens mourn the death of longtime Sheriff Thomas Smith, age 58, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Watch The Georgia Gang on YouTube!
The August 18th broadcast features a fifth panelist, Republican Janelle Jones, and opens with discussion of a federal judge’s ruling on Georgia’s old and new voting machines.
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State’s Destruction of Evidence Looms Over Electronic Voting Case
Over the last two years, the State of Georgia has willfully destroyed important electronic election records needed as evidence in the electronic voting lawsuit in federal court. Allegations of destruction of evidence have been presented to the Court and are being considered by Judge Amy Totenberg.
Kemp’s Budget Cuts Are a Welcome Reversal
Few governors request state agencies to revise and reduce their budgets when the economy is humming, but Brian Kemp isn’t your average governor.
Measuring the Success of Ga. Tax Credits
A couple of years ago, I sponsored and passed Senate Resolution 222 which created the Senate Special Tax Exemption Study Committee.
