Acyn Torabi, who captured this clip from Jeanine Pirro's show on Fox News tonight, is probably right when he says Trump may end up retweeting Jeanine's monologue attacking AG Bill Barr.
Lara Trump on "Judge Jeanine" trash-talked and appeared to threaten Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. — Read the rest
Brian Kemp, the governor of Georgia, has voided local government rules mandating that people wear face masks in public to prevent the spread of covid.
— Read the restToday I issued Executive Order 07.15.20.01, which extends the gatherings ban of more than 50 people, renews business restrictions, protects the medically fragile, and strongly encourages Georgians to wear masks in public.
Brian Kemp is the Secretary of State for Georgia, where is he also running for governor, meaning that he is overseeing his own election — and in that capacity, he has purged thousands of Black voters from the rolls (the total purge runs to the millions) and distinguished himself as one of the last holdouts for replacing his state's worst-of-breed insecure voting machines with ones that produce a paper audit trail that can be consulted if they are suspected of malfunction.
Voting rights advocacy groups are suing the state of Georgia to reinstate 53,000 blocked voter registrations, 70% of which are from African American voters, saying the current policy violates the U.S. Voting Rights Act and The National Voter Registration Act.
Just three months after the high school mass shooting in Florida in which 17 people were killed, including 14 teenagers, Georgia's Republican candidate for governor Brian Kemp thinks it's comical to point a gun at a teenager as part of a campaign video. — Read the rest
Georgia State Senator Colton Moore (R) is not willing to let a jury decide if Donald Trump is guilty of trying to reverse the results of the 2020 Presidential election in his state. He probably knows he wouldn't like the outcome. — Read the rest
Qongresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has long angled for a chance to be Donald Trump's cell, er, running mate, now fantasizes out loud: "Is it possible that I'll be VP?"
With stars in her eyes, Georgia's top space laser expert recently told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that although she's thinking about running for senator in 2026 – possibly against Republican Governor Brian Kemp, if he runs – for now she'd like to keep her all of her so-called options open. — Read the rest
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declared a state of emergency and activated 1,000 National Guard troops early Friday after unrest in Atlanta, reports CBS News. Two things led to the boiling-over of protests last night: long-simmering local anger at a lavishly-appointed new police complex being built over designated parkland, and today's expected release of footage showing five Tennessee cops beating an unarmed man to death in Memphis. — Read the rest
A 56-year-old talk show host and MAGA candidate (not to mention felon) running for Georgia State Senate has suitably complained that the 2020 election was stolen. But the only election crime he can actually point to is his own alleged voter fraud. — Read the rest
Ex-president Donald Trump wanted to dethrone Georgia's Republican governor Brian Kemp, who refused to play along with Trump's plot to overturn 2020's election results. In yesterday's primary election his man—David Purdue, a former Senator—was soundly thrashed by Republican voters happy with Kemp, who won 72% of the vote to Purdue's 22%. — Read the rest
When Georgia's GOP gubernatorial candidate, David Perdue, was asked if he would accept the results of tomorrow's primary election, the Trump-backed stooge replied, "Well, it depends if there's fraud or not." (Video below.)
Of course that is MAGA code for, "It depends on whether I win or not." — Read the rest
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill on Tuesday that allows anyone to carry a loaded, concealed handgun in public. No background check needed. No license needed.
Other states that have loosened handgun laws have seen violent crime shoot up 13 to 15% within 10 years, according to a study by the National Bureau of Economic Research. — Read the rest
Kandiss Taylor is a Republican in the running to be the next governor of Georgia, a position currently held by Brian Kemp. Taylor's slogan? "JESUS GUNS BABIES."
Her website currently looks a bit odd, too (below)—presumably due to an inappropriate font stack, or perhaps the intercession of Elder Gods. — Read the rest
MyPillow's Mike Lindell flew to Nashville to attend the 3-day spring conference put on by the Republican Governors Association. He's attended RGA meetings several times before, including winter 2020, according to Politico, but this week, as soon as he checked in to the conference, he was kicked out. — Read the rest
In protest of the new voting bill signed into law last week by Georgia Governor and sucker for Trump's big election lie, Brian Kemp, Major League Baseball has pulled the All-Star Game from Atlanta. The law requires identification for absentee voting, limits ballot drop boxes and prohibits offering food or water to voters in line, all of which makes voting harder on people of color in underserved areas. — Read the rest
The stunning videos below show police handcuffing Georgia state Rep. Park Cannon for knocking on Governor Brian Kemp's door yesterday as he was signing into law a bill that restricts voting access. "Are you serious?" A woman asks off camera. — Read the rest
The 2018 Gubernatorial election in Georgia was a mess, in which then-Secretary of State Brian Kemp allegedly used his position to aggressively purge voter rolls in order make sure he "defeated" Democratic candidate Stacy Abrams, a Black woman who was hailed at the time as being "unapologetically progressive." — Read the rest
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp admitted yesterday he was unaware that coronavirus could be spread by infected people who don't show any symptoms —– a common fact he knew nothing about "until the last 24 hours." Where has this so-called leader been for the last two months since this basic information was first made public? — Read the rest
Few states have voting machines that are simultaneously more obviously defective and more ardently defended by the state government than Georgia, where 16-year-old touchscreen systems are prone to reporting ballots cast by 243% of the eligible voters and where gross irregularities in election administration sends voters to the wrong polling places or sends co-habitating husbands and wives to polls in different cities to cast their votes.
Today Jimmy Carter, a former US President who also served as Governor of Georgia, has called for Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp's resignation. Kemp is accused of viciously robbing Georgians of their right to vote.
Conveniently, most of the people Kemp is accused of disenfranchising are in demographics largely assumed to be voting for his opponent. — Read the rest
