Is One Of Team Trump’s Georgia Election Fighters A Republican?

Lin Wood, one of the current pail carriers for President Donald Trump, has been casting aspersions towards Georgia Republicans including both Governor Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. He’s been taking to Twitter with a similar veracity as the President. Here is a suggested course of action for GA Governor @BrianKempGA: 1. Order

Sen. Perdue Calls for Warnock to Apologize for Anti-Military Comments

The following statement was issued today by Sen. David Perdue that calls on Democrat Senate candidate Rev. Raphael Warnock to apologize for stating that someone could not “serve God and the military:” “I am outraged about Reverend Raphael Warnock’s remarks that he made from his pulpit in his church that you ‘can’t serve God and the military.’ As

SOS: 350% Increase in Absentee Ballot Signature Rejections from 2018

From Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican: The number of absentee ballot rejections for signature issues increased approximately 350% in the November 2020 election in Georgia from the 2018 election, about the same rate of increase as the total number of absentee ballots accepted. The rejection rate for absentee ballots with missing or non-matching

Morning Reads for Tuesday, November 17

Good morning! Election Day was two weeks ago, and yes, Joe Biden is still. President-Elect. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham: “Integrity in this office matters.” Raffensperger is sending an investigator to Floyd County, where the contents of an entire memory card from one voting machine were not tabulated.

Morning Reads for Friday, November 13, 2020

Freddie is NL MVP!!!! The Georgia connection to Red Poppies. Fulton County english.  Slow leak = burst pipe.   In defense of bologna sandwiches. Major stock exchanges ponder move to Texas. Can we be friends (again) now?  ‘MERICA! StubHub rejoices.  Rehabbed apartments…in space. Iconical.  Oh. And today is Friday the 13th. Be careful out there.

House Democratic Caucus Elects Officers

The House Democratic Caucus sent the following release: ATLANTA – The House Democratic Caucus met and elected its key leaders on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. The Minority Caucus elected the following caucus members for leadership positions: State Rep. James Beverly (D-Macon), House Minority Leader; State Rep. Billy Mitchell (D-Stone Mountain), House Minority Caucus Chairman; State Rep.