Pro-Life group looks to unseat Minority Leader Trammell
A group of Pro-Life leaders gathered in Hogansville Monday to send a message to House Minority Leader Bob Trammell (D-Luthersville). The Family Policy Alliance of Georgia held a press conference urging voters to oust the Luthersville Democrat in the 2020 elections for his vote against Georgia’s “heartbeat” bill.
read moreAllen, Hice help secure Ft. Gordon Cyber Instructional Facility funding
The budget process has been out of regular order for several years now. Under normal rules, Congress would pass 12 appropriations measures that form the annual budget.
read moreAllen, Hice help secure Ft. Gordon Cyber Instructional Facility funding
The budget process has been out of regular order for several years now. Under normal rules, Congress would pass 12 appropriations measures that form the annual budget.
read moreGA Congressmen question farmer’s insurance policy
Several Georgia Congressmen took advantage of a House Agriculture Subcommittee hearing last week to raise awareness of the challenges faced by Georgia farmers, and to continue finding ways to improve the farm safety net for local producers.
read moreDuncan Announces Members of Three Senate Study Committees
Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan appointed members to three Senate new study committees Thursday, including one for “Revising Voting Rights for Nonviolent Felons.”
read moreIsakson pledges renewed efforts on reducing veteran suicide
At a hearing on Wednesday dealing with mental health and veteran suicide prevention, chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs Senator Johnny Isakson (R-GA) pledged to continue his support of the VA and community groups to reduce suicide in the veteran community.
read moreChemistry Council Opposes ban on Single Use Plastics
The Georgia Chemistry Council this week announced its opposition to legislation under consideration by the Fulton County Commission to ban “single use plastics” at county facilities.
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The June 23rd Gang opens with debate over Atlanta Mayor Keisha Bottoms’ criticism of the news media & fallout after her “public trust” panel had an attorney member resign due to a potential conflict-of-interest.
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Cobb Gang Human Trafficking Prosecution Sets Standard
A recent Cobb County prosecution provides an important “teachable moment” in the battle against human trafficking in Georgia. Simply put, arresting, indicting, and convicting under Georgia’s Street Gang Act is necessary to win that fight.
An Objective Analysis of Georgia’s Abortion Law
The uproar over Georgia’s new abortion law accelerates daily, with protests as well as threats from Hollywood to boycott the state’s movie industry.
Lloyd Carter relives hail of Nazi bullets on June 6, 1944
Work. Hard work on the farm. Lloyd Carter, 97, said that was all he knew growing up in rural Northeast Georgia. But when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec.7, 1941, Carter knew that he had to put down his plow and fight for America.
