Three Georgia Democrats have filed legislation to regulate personal assistive mobility devices under the Georgia Motor Vehicle code. Democrat Senators Donzella James, Michael Rhett, and Harold Jones filed Senate Bill 24 on the devices last week. Electric personal assistive mobility devices are power-assisted devices for mobility such as wheelchairs, scooters, and more recent innovations such as
Add sexual orientation, gender identity, and age to list list of protected classes. That’s the initiative of one Georgia lawmaker who has filed legislation to make it so. State Representative Sandra Scott, a Democrat from Rex, Georgia who has worked as an educator, filed House Bill 19 to expand the state civil rights law protecting
The legislature is in and they’re literally ruining everything. That is all. For now. Peaches Georgia Speaker Ralston creates group to support entertainment industry Michael Williams pleads not guilty Georgia’s Minimum Wage Is Still $5.15. That’s Not Unusual In The South Georgia’s Netflix tax in the works again? Some Georgia lawmakers seek term limits for
One Georgia lawmaker has dropped a bill to alter the criminality and punishment of misdemeanor marijuana possession in Georgia. Democrat Senator Harold Jones of Augusta filed Senate Bill 10, though the bill has not been assigned to a committee. Current state law sets possession of marijuana in the amount of “one ounce or less” as
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Tribalism is killing us. We, as voters, are constantly told two very different narratives: 1) that the political divide in the two-party system is at an all-time high and there’s no going back, and 2) the people who don’t subscribe to the two-party system and fall “in the middle” is ever growing. Reasonable people can
Good Thursday Morning! Here’s what’s happening around our state and nation: Peaches Georgia tax breaks could have paid for more than 1,100 teachers Athens takes the lead and bans scooters Georgia Charges Iranians In Ransomware Attack On Atlanta 3 votes separate 2 candidates who already did a re-do Medicare penalties knocking Georgia nursing homes Obamacare
