
Former President Trump headlines Ga GOP convention
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to arrive in Columbus to address the Republican Party’s state convention at 2:30pm this Saturday– an appearance underscoring how important Georgia is in the 2024 GOP presidential primaries.
read moreNew House Subcommittee will look at policies regarding Artificial Intelligence
A national call for guardrails on Artificial Intelligence systems has intensified in recent months – with some experts warning that it could represent a profound change and should be planned for and managed with commensurate care and resources. Georgia lawmakers have already begun taking those steps.
read moreSenate President talks about recent trade mission to Israel
Georgia Senate President Pro Tem John Kennedy, R-Macon, was among the state’s leaders accompanying Gov. Brian Kemp on his recent Trade Mission to Israel, and says the trip was a great way to share Georgia’s story with Israel’s top diplomats and “begin a conversation about how our nations can work together to yield opportunity for our state throughout multiple sectors of our economy.”
read moreGeorgia Senate to revisit certificate of need law
The state Senate was where the action was in the General Assembly this year either to reform or repeal Georgia’s decades-old certificate of need law (CON) governing hospitals and health-care services.
read moreStudy Committees look at truck driver shortage, LOSTs, and rural medical staff recruitment
Three newly-appointed Senate Study Committees are ready to get to work after appointments by Lt. Gov. Burt Jones. The committees, which were all created by legislation during the 2023 session of the General Assembly, will look at Local Option Sales Tax, Truck Driver Shortages and Rural Medical Personnel Recruitment.
read moreWriters pickets hit Georgia as strike may take bite out of economy
Last week, the Atlanta Regional Commission issued its Arts and Culture report, an overview of the arts and culture sector’s economic impact in metro Atlanta. The report is intended to not only measure the impact of the sector but give a boost to support of the sector, connecting the cultural impact to real dollars.
read moreKemp leads charge on behalf of ‘hardworking Americans’
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is leading the charge among 18 Republican Governors in asking the Biden Administration to reverse course on their proposed loan level pricing adjustment (LLPA).
read moreWatch the first Georgia Gang of June here!
Debate over a cost hike for Atlanta’s new police training facility, and arrests of radicals connected to violent protests at the site, open the June 4th show. Discussion then turns to a Bartow County controversy over property owner rights versus public access to beautiful acreage.
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Georgia’s back-up balloting system is a fail-safe choice for 2024
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced so-called “health checks” of Georgia’s (critically ill) touchscreen voting system in advance of 2024 elections.
Preventing Scams Against Georgia’s Elderly – 101
The number of financial scams against senior citizens continues to grow according to the FBI’s Elder Fraud Report of 2022. It shows the total losses reported by elderly victims increased 84% from 2021. Elderly Georgians were particularly hard-hit with scams at a rate faster than the national average.
The Southern Poverty Law Center’s True Agenda Is the Destruction of America’s Culture
Since its founding in 1971 as an organization with the laudable mission of fighting the KKK and other white supremacy groups, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has raised hundreds of millions of dollars with which it has leveled countless legal and public relations attacks against various “hate groups.”