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…
Trust for Public Land director talks with Georgia CEO
Atlanta is already known as “the city in the trees,” but if the Trust for Public Land has its way, the city will be known for its public parks. The Trust’s state director George Dusenbury talked with our friends at Georgia CEO this week about...Energy Sec. visits Vogtle
U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Rick Perry joins Gov. Brian Kemp, Southern Co. Chairman & CEO Tom Fanning and Georgia Power Co. Chairman & CEO Paul Bowers at Plant Vogtle tomorrow where more than 7,000 workers are building the nation’s first new nuclear...VP heads to GA
Vice President Mike Pence is in town today, first touring the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Atlanta office, followed by a big money fundraiser for U.S. Sen. David Perdue, who is gearing up to run for his second term in 2020. Though he doesn’t yet...Beach Wonders How Many Dems Back ‘Green New Deal’
Numerous economists describe the “Green New Deal” proposed by socialist Democrats in the U.S. Congress as the most expensive and economically radical legislation ever proposed. That’s why state Sen. Brandon Beach, R-Alpharetta, authored a resolution signed by...
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