Despite a loss last November, few political stars have burned brighter than Stacey Abrams’ in recent years. Could that star now be headed for Washington? Rumors are flying that Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden could name Abrams as his own VP nominee early on in the primary, hoping to secure her many supporters and propel himself above the crowded field. Such a move would not allow her to run against Sen. David Perdue though – but Biden does lead nearly all of the (very early) primary polling. Whether she accepts or not, even more national consideration for Abrams has her ship RISING…
What is Republican Brian Kemp’s position on allowing voters to decide on official English?
Candidate policy differences in the race for Georgia governor may not extend to allowing Georgia voters to decide if the state constitution should be amended to make English the official language of government. A December 2015 Rosetta Stone poll showed that a...GA Budget and Policy Institute: ‘Immigration enforcement not worth expense’
“The concept that I should stop a program that deports illegal aliens who have committed crimes in our community defies logic.” – Gwinnett Sheriff Butch Conway responding to critics who say local immigration enforcement is too expensive. The most recently...Atlanta-based anti-enforcement immigration group joins lawsuit to stop U.S. citizenship question on 2020 Census
The Atlanta-based ‘GALEO’ Corp. has signed on as a plaintiff in a recently filed lawsuit against various federal officials, the Department of Commerce and the U.S. Census Bureau. The anti-enforcement immigration group has joined a long list of leftist...Lawsuit from former illegal alien, anti-enforcement lobbyist candidate raises questions
As IAG Publisher Phil Kent recently noted here, a former illegal alien, Maria Palasios, is suing to reverse a decision from Secretary of State Brian Kemp that she is ineligible to run for a seat in the General Assembly. The story creates several important...
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