DPG Statement on Extremist Greg Dolezal Posting Bigoted AI Campaign Video

This week, GOP State Senator Greg Dolezal released an AI-generated campaign video full of viciously Islamophobic imagery. In response, DPG Chair Charlie Bailey released the following statement: “The video posted by Senator Dolezal is a shameful betrayal of the values we claim to hold as Americans and as people of faith. To portray our Muslim […]

Officially On the Ballot, GOP U.S. Senate Candidates Can’t “Resist Taking a Swipe” At Primary Rivals

In true messy primary fashion, “MAGA warrior” Rep. Buddy Carter, MAGA extremist Rep. Mike Collins, and failed and fired former Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley, immediately jumped on the opportunity to take a “swipe” at each other after officially qualifying for the ballot. Carter, Collins, and Dooley appeared at the State Capitol — some without any fanfare or groups […]

Georgia Republicans Advance Bill to Eliminate County-Wide Early Voting

As Georgia Republicans face mounting anger from voters over rising costs, health care cuts, economic chaos and recession-level job losses, Georgia Republicans voted to advance a blatant voter suppression bill that would eliminate countywide early voting. Republicans on the Senate Ethics Committee rammed SB 568 through committee with almost no public comment, teeing up the […]

FRIDAY FIREWORKS: GOP Gubernatorial Primary Devolves into “Spectacular MAGA Breakup” as Candidates Continue Staking Out Extreme, Out-of-Touch Positions

As the Wall Street Journal reported this week, the GOP gubernatorial race has devolved into a “messy” primary battle and a “spectacular MAGA breakup.” Here’s the latest on this nasty race to the right: JACKSON STAKES OUT EXTREME POSITIONS AS GOP FIELD RACES RIGHT: With the GOP gubernatorial candidates working to out-MAGA each other, the […]

WSJ: The Spectacular MAGA Breakup Rocking Georgia

WSJ: “Deep infighting and disunity within the Georgia Republican Party are creating anxiety for Republicans ahead of crucial midterm elections.” New reporting from the Wall Street Journal puts the chaotic, messy infighting that has come to define Georgia’s GOP U.S. Senate and gubernatorial primaries on full display as the candidates for each rip each other […]