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5 days ago |
macon.com | Bob Andres |Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights:Georgia farmers are still waiting on federal disaster aid. Brian Kemp has less than a week to act on about 300 bills. Georgia Democrats want a special session to prepare for tariffs. The Democratic Party of Georgia faced months of internal fissures that led to the ouster of its chair and the installation of a new leader last week. Georgia GOP chair Josh McKoon, by contrast, is consolidating support from the disparate corners of his party.
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6 days ago |
macon.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights:Ethics complaint alleges improper coordination during 2022 governor's race. Brian Kemp weighs bill offering domestic violence victims a path out of prison. David Perdue takes the oath as the new U.S. ambassador to China. The dominoes are already starting to fall. Gov. Brian Kemp's decision not to run for U.S. Senate was just three days ago, and other Republicans are rushing to fill the vacuum. The first prominent GOP figure to jump in is U.S. Rep.
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1 week ago |
ledger-enquirer.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights: Farooq Mughal and Sandy Donatucci will battle again for the House District 105 seat. Tyler Harper rides a bull for Future Farmers of America. Lucy McBath teams with Adam Schiff to propose assault weapons ban. Elon Musk's aggressive push to slash the federal bureaucracy as head of President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency initiative is facing a backlash - and not just from Georgia Democrats.
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4 weeks ago |
macon.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Sam Couvillon raises $260,000 to challenge U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde. Gov. Brian Kemp will sign a tax cut on Tax Day. U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to hold a town hall in Cobb County. Attorneys general wield great power as their state's top law enforcement officer. But all that time in court can sometimes expose them to attacks from their political enemies - something Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr will have to navigate as he runs for governor in 2026.
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1 month ago |
macon.com | Greg Bluestein |Tia Mitchell |Patricia Murphy |Adam Beam
Today's newsletter highlights:Georgia Democrats plan forums ahead of vote for next party chair. Lawmakers look to expand eligibility for college grants. Raphael Warnock will speak in Warm Springs on the anniversary of FDR's death. A new Morning Consult poll of Georgia voters offers a bleak view of President Donald Trump's tariff policy - and a potential warning shot to Republicans embracing the strategy ahead of next year's election.
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