A special session call; hand-marked paper ballots urged
Yesterday state Sens. Brandon Beach, R-Alpharetta, Greg Dolezal, R-Cumming, William Ligon, R-Brunswick and Burt Jones, R-Jackson called for a special General Assembly session to address measures to secure legal voting.
read moreFuture hopefuls look to boost Georgia Senate candidates
If you stand close enough to someone in the spotlight, that light is probably also shining on you. As Georgia plays host to a pair of simultaneous Senate runoffs – with stakes as high as any non-presidential election can get – a host of politicians (and non-politicians) looking to boost their profiles may be parading through over the next few weeks.
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Georgia GOP backs call by veterans that Warnock drop out of the race
The Georgia Republican Party is backing 50 Georgia veterans who recently slammed Democratic Senatorial Candidate Raphael Warnock for his reportedly “anti-military commentary he said during a sermon in 2011 that Americans could not serve God and the military at the same time.”
read moreHouston County nabs $55 mill solar project
Despite all the election business this week at the Gold Dome, regular business continues. Gov. Brian Kemp announced last week that Silicon Ranch Corporation, one of the country’s largest solar power producers, would be investing approximately $55 million in a solar project in Houston County.
read moreRecount Demands & Legislative Reform Rumblings
The Saturday night letter from Trump counsel Ray Smith to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is short but not sweet: “On behalf of President Donald J. Trump, in his capacity as the Republican candidate for president of the United States and President Donald J. Trump Inc., a recount is hereby demanded …”
read moreRepublicans choose Senate leaders for 2021 session
Almost all of Georgia’s Senate Republican leadership team will remain the same for 2021 — following a vote by the Republican Caucus Friday.
read moreCounty results, a TRO denied & a Poll Worker’s Testimony
County vote certifications, a federal judge’s denial of a temporary restraining order to deny Georgia’s certification of the Nov. 3rd presidential election and more voter irregularities are part of the latest drama involving the Donald Trump-Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign.
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Watch Sunday’s Georgia Gang here!
The Nov. 22 Gang discussion begins with the two Jan. 5th U.S. Senate runoffs, focusing on the money pouring in, the GOP ad war against Democrat Raphael Warnock (who’s running against Sen. Kelly Loeffler) and Sen. David Perdue’s response to Democrat Jon Ossoff’s call for more debates.
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Small Businesses Need Our Support Now More Than Ever
There are only a few more days until this year’s Small Business Saturday. Celebrated annually on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Small Business Saturday is a way for consumers to make an impact in their community by supporting local businesses during the holiday season. The day is designed to support local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy, and preserve neighborhoods across the nation.
The Republican Party wins on Election Day
It was the fall of 2016 and Hillary Clinton was clearly going to win the presidency and the Democrats were going to take over the U.S. Senate and House. The polls said Clinton was even ahead or close in very red South Carolina. The BLUE WAVE was huge!
Supreme Court ‘Diversity’— Nationally & in Georgia
The swearing-in of Amy Coney Barrett as an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court strikes an important chord in favor of true diversity. Justice Barrett will bring to America’s highest court new thoughts and perspectives. This is a far more important diversity than the prurient identity-politics-driven drivel dogmatically demanded by the political Left.
