Author: Nathan

HD-68: It’s A Sprint, Not A Marathon

As you may recall, Governor Nathan Deal appointed State Representative Dustin Hightower (R-HD-68) to a state superior court judgeship in the Coweta Judicial Circuit last week.  Represenetative Hightower had qualified for re-election with no challengers, so the Georgia Republican Party executive committee had a meeting last night to decide to reopen qualifying for House District

Jim Pace Announces County Campaign Leadership Team

Jim Pace, who is seeking to succeed the retiring Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, announced his leadership team for each county in Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District.  Below is a presser with the list: Jim Pace, a candidate for Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District seat, today announced his grassroots leadership team throughout all 13 counties in the district. “With

Former Speaker And Georgian May Be Trump Running Mate

Donald Trump’s victory in Indiana yesterday signaled a lot of things about the direction of the Republican Party, but mostly it was about entering into the final stage of the presidential primary: acceptance of a presumptive nominee.  For some of us, that’s going to be a little harder than others. There’s thought and strategy behind

A Few Thoughts On Local Government Structure In Walker County

Walker County Republicans will be asked a question: “Should the form of county government in Walker County be changed from a sole commissioner to a board of commissioners?”  It’s been an 800 pound gorilla since my stent as Walker County Republican Party chairman four years ago. I’m still undecided, but I’m leaning towards no because 1.) either form

GeorgiaPol Radio – Episode 14 for April 29, 2016: Hold On To Your Hat

It’s the weekend, and that means that the GeorgiaPol #RINORadioPowerHour.  Over-caffeinated Charlie Harper and Stefan Turkheimer have taken the keys to the radio booth and talk about politics.  Jon Richards was heading back from the #RINOEstablishmentSyndicated Headquarters in Washington, DC.  I’m sure he was getting the latest instructions from the Overlords (the good thing about

House Judiciary Committee Passes Bill To Protect Innovation

Congressman Doug Collins’ (R-GA-09) office sent out a press release concerning the House Judiciary Committee’s passing S. 1890, the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 out of its committee.  Congressman Collins sponsored the House version.  You can read the full presser below: Today, the House Judiciary Committee marked up S. 1890, the Defend Trade Secrets Act

#GAGOP Chairman Talks About District Conventions

In case you forgot, the Republican Parties in each of Georgia’s 14 congressional district held conventions to elect national convention delegates and alternates.  Tim Bryant had GAGOP Chairman John Padgett on the air to discuss this weekend’s district conventions as well as the overall process.  Accusations by the Trump campaign of Cruz supporters being elected

GeorgiaPol Radio – Episode 13 for April 14, 2016: Chalking Up A Surprise

It’s back! The GeorgiaPol #RINORadioPowerHour is back on the air this week after Charlie went away to find his sanity to an undisclosed location for a little post-Georgia General Assembly rest and relaxation….or something. Probably for #moarbourbon. Anyway, this week’s live performance on the first hour of The Sully Show on WGST was actually a