Category: Republicans

GA Congressional Leaders Highlight Robins Air Force Base

This morning, Georgia Senators Johnny Isakson and David Perdue, along with Representatives Sanford Bishop and Austin Scott, met with roughly 50 leaders from the Air Force and middle Georgia to discuss and emphasize the importance of Robins Air Force base both in the nation’s defense role, as well as an economic catalyst to middle Georgia.

WGST GeorgiaPol Radio for Friday April 22

It’s Friday, and we’re back in our regular slot for WGST GeorgiaPol radio at noon on 640AM. It’s been a rather eventful week as we’ve transitioned fully into campaign season. So what are we going to talk about today? Let’s see. We have prophet for profit Debbie Dooley discovering that threatening to sue isn’t the

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

If All Delegates Were Allocated Proportionally, Trump Would Have Fewer Than He Does Now

There has been plenty of speculation recently over whether presidential candidate Donald J. Trump has been cheated out of delegates he should or should not have had to date in the primary process. In fact, Trump has received 204 more delegates than he would have if the delegates had been allocated by the percentage of

#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

7th District Convention Declines to Elect Trump Supporter Debbie Dooley as Delegate to National Convention.

The Seventh District Republican Convention got a little testy this afternoon after initially rejecting a slate proposed by the nominating committee and then voting to send all but Debbie Dooley to the Republican convention in Cleveland. Instead of Dooley, convention delegates chose David Hancock, the head of the United Tea Party of Georgia. Roughly 70%

District Convention Open Thread

I’m At the 7th District convention in Buford. We’ve got 179 delegates here, with our credentials report just before 11 AM. We’ve got 19 candidates for 3 delegate and 3 alternate slots, and none have yet spoken. What are you hearing at other conventions? Who are other conventions electing as delegates and alternates? Let us

The Secretary of State Election’s Office, The GAGOP, and House District 3

A spat of sorts has formed between the Georgia Republican Party and the Secretary of State’s office in regards to the reopening of qualifying in House District 3.  You may remember that State Representative Tom Weldon qualified…and then changed his mind and withdrew from the race.  That spurred the Catoosa GOP to pass a resolution