Greg Bluestein
Political Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Host at Politically Georgia
Husband, father, aspiring mensch. @AJC politics 🗞 @nbcnews / @msnbc 📺 @politicallyga pod 🎧 daily at 10A 📻 Author of FLIPPED📕 PG Newsletter 💻
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2 days ago |
macon.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights:•Marjorie Taylor Greene backs Elon Musk. •Cobb County avoids state sanctions. •Georgia lawmakers set to visit a prison. Two of Georgia's most influential conservative groups united this week to reaffirm that "antisemitism has no place in the Georgia GOP."But the Georgia Faith and Freedom Coalition and the Republican Jewish Coalition-Atlanta didn't release the statement just because of the recent violence targeting Jewish Americans.
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4 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today’s newsletter highlights:Barbara Rivera Holmes sidesteps questions about Trump endorsement. Advocates warn federal spending cuts threaten economic development. Atlanta City Council wants more say in the budget process. On second thoughtCredit: Miguel Martinez/AJCCredit: Miguel Martinez/AJCA few weeks ago, Georgia county commission chairs were urged to RSVP for a conference in Washington to meet directly with Trump administration officials.
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4 days ago |
gazettextra.com | Greg Bluestein
ATLANTA - Pledging to be a voice for "families, science and reason," Georgia state Rep. Jasmine Clark jumped into the race Monday to unseat U.S. Rep. David Scott, becoming the latest Democrat to mount a generational challenge against one of the state's longest-serving legislators.
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4 days ago |
thederrick.com | Greg Bluestein
ATLANTA — Pledging to be a voice for “families, science and reason,” Georgia state Rep. Jasmine Clark jumped into the race Monday to unseat U.S. Rep. David Scott, becoming the latest Democrat to mount a generational challenge against one of the state’s longest-serving legislators.
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5 days ago |
ajc.com | Greg Bluestein
Pledging to be a voice for “families, science and reason,” state Rep. Jasmine Clark jumped into the race Monday to unseat U.S. Rep. David Scott, becoming the latest Democrat to mount a generational challenge against one of the state’s longest-serving legislators.
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In a moment that fused Atlanta’s past, present and future, five of the city’s mayors came together to honor the man who helped shape their path — Ambassador Andrew Young. https://t.co/JyXmfWJiMx
Michael Thurmond, a potential Democratic candidate for governor, is in Cartersville today speaking to a large crowd about Georgia’s future. One of his messages: “I'm convinced beyond all reasonable doubt that if you will do what you did today, if you will continue to come https://t.co/xg05rURAzk
RT @SteveGuest: The KNIVES are out for Joe Biden: “Trying to defeat Donald Trump in just 107 days was a “fucking nightmare,” admits Harris…
