That is if anyone actually “talks” to her anymore… but I digress. Wednesday night Chip Lake (@RedZone on Twitter) posted a couple of screenshots sent to him by LT. Governor candidate Geoff Duncan. These texts are purportedly between Geoff and Rick Jeffares. We cannot confirm this, but wanted to show how easy it is to

Here’s some good news I missed yesterday: I am thrilled to announce that I finished my last radiation session on Friday and happily rang the bell to signify the end of my treatments. Thank you all for your prayers, support and good wishes during my cancer journey. pic.twitter.com/gXkLvT6e2f — Sandra Deal (@GAFirstLady) May 30, 2018

On this date in 1913, the 17th Amendment went into effect. It provided for popular election of US senators. Peaches Childhood is threatened more in Georgia than in 41 other states The Hill: Abrams will revolutionize politics  Optimistic Georgia Democrats expect party resurrection  Seth Weathers makes headlines after inflammatory tweet Positivity for Amazon coming to

Now that she’s the presumed Democratic nominee for governor, Stacey Abrams is on the offensive against the Republicans. Her line of attack? The GOP is in debt, ipso facto they’re in no position to discuss her debt. From the press release: Despite being hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt after settling a racial discrimination lawsuit,

Last Friday 9th District Congressman Doug Collins and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai gathered stakeholders from across Northeast Georgia to address the challenges of delivering affordable, accessible internet access to rural communities. The forum included local representatives, chamber of commerce leaders and internet service providers. Congressman Collins opened the proceeding with this statement:

No lead is safe when playing the Braves. It’s almost as if we have to tell our opponents: hol’ up…. we dem boys. (Or kois). The future of learning: How Georgia State made its graduation rate jump John Lewis to ABC: “You Did the Right Thing”  Perdue: Georgia Can be Proud of Military Tradition Isakson:

The primary election of former House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams proved lots of things.  Political nerds will confirm Abrams had a far better winning strategy powered by a dynamic field plan.  Reports that Abrams had teams in cities and towns from north to south Georgia are verified by the outcome of the vote.  Abrams took

This week’s Courier Herald column: A couple of weeks ago, while the Georgia political world was mostly focused on political primaries, a United States Supreme Court ruling revived the somewhat dormant debate about casino gaming in Georgia. In a 6-3 decision, the court struck down a federal law that had prohibited most states from authorizing

On July 24, Lieutenant Gov. Casey Cagle (R) and Secretary of State Brian Kemp (R) will compete in a runoff election for the Georgia Republican gubernatorial nomination. In the May 22 primary, Cagle received 236,371 votes (38.9%), Kemp received 155,324 (25.6%), former state Sen. Hunter Hill received 111,452 (18.3%), businessman Clay Tippins received 74,242 (12.2%), and

Here’s to a four day work week, y’all! Teri handed the reigns to me on this wet Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know: It doesn’t look like Tropical Storm Alberto is going anywhere any time soon… Baltimore isn’t faring much better… Firefighters in NYC deserve a day off after this blaze. President Trump’s address