Peaches Georgia PSC candidate says race may have been left off some ballots “Democrats in Georgia ‘outworked, out-strategized and obviously outperformed’ GOP in Senate runoffs” Activists who helped flip Georgia call for more progressive state policies Georgia state senators who backed attempts to overturn presidential election stripped of committee assignments Marjorie Taylor Greene already making
I wish I had some roaring good news about what we could celebrate today, but all that’s on the calendar is National Bobblehead Day. If you’re looking to take a trip down memory lane, today is the: 41st anniversary of President Jimmy Carter signing legislation that authorized $1.5 billion in loans for the bail out
I won’t jump the gun and say ‘we made it’ because Lord knows 2020 would pull some 13/01/20 level nonsense, but we’re pretty darn close to closing out a year that’s been pretty awful for just about everyone. In light of that, here’s some terrible news: The Runoff Election Georgia’s Runoff Drama Likely to Drag
Happy December 17th – on this date in 1791, the first “one way” street was established on this side of the pond. It’s also National Maple Syrup Day. Govern yourselves accordingly. Peaches Most recent poll as of last night The greatest growth of Georgia’s electorate… …and thus White Suburbanites Won’t Be Enough And Raffensperger doles
December 10th, for decades, has been a day of firsts. In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt became the first American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (for his role in mediating the Russo-Japanese War). In 1931, Jane Addams was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize. In 1953, Hugh Hefner published the first Playboy
Peaches Georgia county settles $1.1 million lawsuit re: deputy overtime & wages Congresswoman-elect from Georgia seems to be the only one saying this. Former Georgia Republican leaders urge state GOP to focus on runoffs Trump’s Georgia rally sparks GOP anxiety. Fact-checking claims signature audits in Georgia would uncover fraud. ‘They have not earned your vote’
Today is National Absurdity Day. The good news is that we have been living this every day of 2020 so we’re prepared for whatever comes our way. Interestingly, the first life insurance policy for a female was issued to a 36-year-old New Jersey woman on this date in 1850. Peaches Augusta commissioners settle civil rights
Tired of the same old post-election rhetoric? Need something to celebrate? Today is ‘National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day!’ So there ya go. If you need something a little more demure, it’s also Charles Manson’s birthday. Peaches The digital ad bans will hamper Georgia runoffs. Ossoff says Georgia Dems ‘have the wind at
Good morning! Or…is it? It is National Donut Day and that’s definitely worth celebrating. And before we go any further, this is a must mention because it is the luckiest town in the nation. No real explanation needed. Peaches Georgia voters pass three ballot questions by wide margins Could the WNBA’s activism help turn a
It was on this date in 1974 that President Gerald Ford signed a new law forbidding discrimination in credit applications on the basis of sex or marital status. Also, it’s National Cat Day & National Oatmeal Day. Celebrate in a way that tickles your fancy. Peaches County Election data released by hacker even though the
