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Georgia Legislature Passes Bill Protecting Girls’ Sports, Heads to Governor Kemp for Signature
In a major win for fairness in women’s athletics, Georgia lawmakers have passed a bill that reinforces the foundational principle of equal opportunity in girls’ and women’s sports. Senate Bill 1, which now heads to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk, would
Conservative Victories in the Final Days of Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 General Assembly draws to a close, seasoned observers understand that the final days are often the busiest. With the legislative session set to conclude on April 4, 2025, Republican leaders in Georgia have successfully advanced key legislation
Radical SPLC Defends Fired Cobb Teacher Who Pushed Gender Ideology on 5th Graders
The Georgia Court of Appeals has agreed to hear the case of fired Cobb County School District teacher Katie Rinderle, who was dismissed for introducing controversial gender ideology into her fifth-grade classroom. The court’s decision grants Rinderle ten days to
Better Late Than Never: Georgia Finally Cleans Voter Rolls—Months After the 2024 Election
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office has just announced plans to remove nearly half a million inactive voters from the state’s bloated rolls. That’s right—455,000 outdated registrations are finally being addressed. But here’s the real question: why wasn’t this
Georgia Republicans Take Bold Stand to Protect Students with Classroom Cellphone Ban
The Georgia legislature has taken a decisive step toward restoring order in classrooms and protecting students from the dangers of social media addiction. House Bill 340, which bans personal devices for kindergarten, elementary, and middle school students during the school
Georgia Takes Bold Step to Cut Federal Control Over Education
A new bill making its way through the Georgia General Assembly is setting the stage for a major victory for states’ rights and local control over education. In response to President Donald Trump’s executive order to dismantle the U.S. Department
Trump Appoints Another No-Nonsense Georgian: Brandon Beach to Oversee U.S. Treasury Operations
State Senator Brandon Beach (R-Alpharetta) has landed a prestigious new role with a uniquely American honor—his signature will soon appear on U.S. currency. President Donald Trump’s appointment of Beach is another major win for Georgia, making him the third person
The Unraveling Begins: U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff Rallies the Resistance While Georgia Democrats Meltdown Over Trump’s Comeback
If you needed a snapshot of Trump Derangement Syndrome in its final, desperate stages, look no further than the “Rally for Our Republic” held Saturday at a trendy Atlanta concert venue — an event that was equal parts campaign launch,
A New Chapter Begins: Mary Clarice Hathaway Elected Chairwoman of Cobb County GOP
Something is stirring in Cobb County. After a short and spirited election and following just weeks of grassroots momentum building behind the scenes, Mary Clarice Hathaway has officially been elected as the new Chairwoman of the Cobb County Republican Party.
Georgia’s Culture War: The Fight for Religious Freedom, Women’s Sports, and Parental Rights
With the clock ticking on Georgia’s legislative session, lawmakers are working to address several key issues that could shape the state’s policies on religious freedom, parental rights, and fairness in women’s sports.
This week, legislative committees held hearings on bills
Georgia Lawmakers Debate Ban on Puberty Blockers for Minors
The fate of a Senate bill banning puberty-blocking medications for minors with gender dysphoria is unclear after a rocky House Committee hearing Tuesday. Savannah Republican Sen. Ben Watson’s Senate Bill 30 was not scheduled to get a vote in the
45 Universities Under Investigation for Alleged Race-Based Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Education under President Donald Trump has launched civil rights investigations into 45 universities, cracking down on alleged race-based discrimination in higher education. The move follows the Department’s February 14 Dear Colleague Letter (DCL), which reminded schools
Georgia Power to argue new long-term plan to PSC after Legislature stalls consumer-friendly bills
The Georgia Public Service Commission is scheduled to begin hearing testimony later this month from Georgia Power officials about how the state’s largest utility plans to spend billions of dollars to meet its skyrocketing energy demand, primarily due to the
Fulton County Judges Rebuke D.A. Fani Willis Over Open Records Violations
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is facing increasing legal scrutiny after two separate judges in Georgia ruled against her office for failing to comply with open records laws.
Republican Lawmakers Demand DOJ, FBI Investigate Coordinated Attacks on Tesla
A series of organized attacks targeting Tesla dealerships, charging stations, and vehicles across the country has prompted Republican lawmakers to demand answers. DOGE Subcommittee Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, along with every Republican member of the committee, has sent a formal
Erick Allen Crushes Jaha Howard in Runoff, Wins in Landslide Defeat
As the curtains fall on the controversial candidacy of former Cobb County School Board member Dr. Jaha Howard, it becomes evident that the “kneeling dentist” has met his Waterloo in the March 11, 2025, runoff against Erick Allen.
Georgia House signs off on $37.7 billion budget, increasing spending on prisons and education
House lawmakers signed off on a revised $37.7 billion budget for next year that includes increases in spending for education, prisons and housing but lacked the splashy infusion of one-time spending that made this year’s spending plan swell to more
Kelly Loeffler Takes Bold Action Against Sanctuary Cities, Relocates SBA Offices to Law-Abiding Communities
The former U.S. Senator, Kelly Loeffler has been involved in Republican politics in Georgia and supported local candidates, including those in Cobb County. Additionally, her organization, Greater Georgia, has been active in voter outreach and conservative advocacy efforts across the
Georgia Senate Moves to Strengthen School Security with Panic Button Legislation
Last September, a tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, put the state’s school security systems to the test. The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office received multiple alerts within minutes, thanks to newly implemented panic buttons issued to teachers
ActBlue Scandal Deepens: Why Are Some Cobb Democrats Still Fundraising on This Platform?
It’s finally happening: ActBlue, the Democrats’ money machine, the platform responsible for funneling over $16 billion into progressive campaigns since 2004, is imploding before our very eyes. And while the entire operation is under fire for shady donation practices, potential
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Georgia Legislature Passes Bill Protecting Girls’ Sports, Heads to Governor Kemp for Signature
In a major win for fairness in women’s athletics, Georgia lawmakers have passed a bill that reinforces the foundational principle of equal opportunity in girls’ and women’s sports. Senate Bill 1, which now heads to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk, would
Conservative Victories in the Final Days of Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 General Assembly draws to a close, seasoned observers understand that the final days are often the busiest. With the legislative session set to conclude on April 4, 2025, Republican leaders in Georgia have successfully advanced key legislation
A New Chapter Begins: Mary Clarice Hathaway Elected Chairwoman of Cobb County GOP
Something is stirring in Cobb County. After a short and spirited election and following just weeks of grassroots momentum building behind the scenes, Mary Clarice Hathaway has officially been elected as the new Chairwoman of the Cobb County Republican Party.
Georgia’s Culture War: The Fight for Religious Freedom, Women’s Sports, and Parental Rights
With the clock ticking on Georgia’s legislative session, lawmakers are working to address several key issues that could shape the state’s policies on religious freedom, parental rights, and fairness in women’s sports.
This week, legislative committees held hearings on bills
Georgia Lawmakers Debate Ban on Puberty Blockers for Minors
The fate of a Senate bill banning puberty-blocking medications for minors with gender dysphoria is unclear after a rocky House Committee hearing Tuesday. Savannah Republican Sen. Ben Watson’s Senate Bill 30 was not scheduled to get a vote in the
Erick Allen Crushes Jaha Howard in Runoff, Wins in Landslide Defeat
As the curtains fall on the controversial candidacy of former Cobb County School Board member Dr. Jaha Howard, it becomes evident that the “kneeling dentist” has met his Waterloo in the March 11, 2025, runoff against Erick Allen.
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Georgia Legislature Passes Bill Protecting Girls’ Sports, Heads to Governor Kemp for Signature
In a major win for fairness in women’s athletics, Georgia lawmakers have passed a bill that reinforces the foundational principle of equal opportunity in girls’ and women’s sports. Senate Bill 1, which now heads to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk, would
Conservative Victories in the Final Days of Georgia’s 2025 Legislative Session
As the 2025 General Assembly draws to a close, seasoned observers understand that the final days are often the busiest. With the legislative session set to conclude on April 4, 2025, Republican leaders in Georgia have successfully advanced key legislation
A New Chapter Begins: Mary Clarice Hathaway Elected Chairwoman of Cobb County GOP
Something is stirring in Cobb County. After a short and spirited election and following just weeks of grassroots momentum building behind the scenes, Mary Clarice Hathaway has officially been elected as the new Chairwoman of the Cobb County Republican Party.
Georgia’s Culture War: The Fight for Religious Freedom, Women’s Sports, and Parental Rights
With the clock ticking on Georgia’s legislative session, lawmakers are working to address several key issues that could shape the state’s policies on religious freedom, parental rights, and fairness in women’s sports.
This week, legislative committees held hearings on bills
Georgia Lawmakers Debate Ban on Puberty Blockers for Minors
The fate of a Senate bill banning puberty-blocking medications for minors with gender dysphoria is unclear after a rocky House Committee hearing Tuesday. Savannah Republican Sen. Ben Watson’s Senate Bill 30 was not scheduled to get a vote in the
Erick Allen Crushes Jaha Howard in Runoff, Wins in Landslide Defeat
As the curtains fall on the controversial candidacy of former Cobb County School Board member Dr. Jaha Howard, it becomes evident that the “kneeling dentist” has met his Waterloo in the March 11, 2025, runoff against Erick Allen.
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45 Universities Under Investigation for Alleged Race-Based Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Education under President Donald Trump has launched civil rights investigations into 45 universities, cracking down on alleged race-based discrimination in higher education. The move follows the Department’s February 14 Dear Colleague Letter (DCL), which reminded schools that racial preferences and stereotypes in education programs violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Fulton County Judges Rebuke D.A. Fani Willis Over Open Records Violations
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is facing increasing legal scrutiny after two separate judges in Georgia ruled against her office for failing to comply with open records laws.
Republican Lawmakers Demand DOJ, FBI Investigate Coordinated Attacks on Tesla
A series of organized attacks targeting Tesla dealerships, charging stations, and vehicles across the country has prompted Republican lawmakers to demand answers. DOGE Subcommittee Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, along with every Republican member of the committee, has sent a formal letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel requesting a full investigation into the nature and background of these incidents.
ActBlue Scandal Deepens: Why Are Some Cobb Democrats Still Fundraising on This Platform?
It’s finally happening: ActBlue, the Democrats’ money machine, the platform responsible for funneling over $16 billion into progressive campaigns since 2004, is imploding before our very eyes. And while the entire operation is under fire for shady donation practices, potential foreign interference, and a full-blown whistleblower scandal, guess who’s still clinging to it like a life raft? Cobb County Democrats.
Smyrna Pride’s Exclusion of Log Cabin Republicans Backfires as Legal Action Exposes Blatant Discrimination
In a dramatic turn of events, organizers of the 2025 Smyrna Pride festival have reversed their decision to bar the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans (GLCR) from participating as a vendor. But the reversal comes with a catch—one that many see as unconstitutional and legally dubious.
Smyrna Pride’s leadership, operating under the non-profit Smyrna is Fabulous, Inc., issued a cease and desist order to GLCR, demanding that they stop spreading what organizers call “false information,” refrain from “interfering with sponsors,” and halt any legal threats. The warning was clear: failure to comply could result in GLCR’s vendor status being revoked once again.
Runoff Fatigue: Cobb County Stuck in Costly Election Cycle Thanks to Democrat Leadership
In what has become a cycle of career politicians seeking office after repeated losses, Erick Allen and Jaha Howard are once again competing in a race that has failed to energize voters. With turnout in the initial round below 4%, one political insider predicts that the upcoming special election runoff could see even lower participation—potentially dropping below 3%.
With so few voters showing up, every ballot cast will be critical for the two Democrat candidates who hope to become an elected official again replacing failed Congressional Candidate, Jerica Richardson.
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