ATLANTA — Today, the Democratic Party of Georgia released a new ad calling for every vote to be counted, and asking Georgians who struggled to cast their ballot to share their stories. Since Election Day, the party has heard from thousands of Georgia voters who were either not able to cast their vote or had trouble […]
...Saturday, Georgia Democrats were out in full force for the Atlanta March for Social Justice and Women. Here’s Rep. John Lewis’ speech ICYMI…
...Rep. Scott Holcomb on SoS Brian Kemp’s Failures and Ever-growing Cost to Taxpayers SHOT – Rep. Holcomb – “There’s no doubt that the Secretary of State’s office wants to place the entirety of all of the blame on one person.” CHASER – Rep. Holcomb – “It’s certainly not fiscally conservative to run your […]
...Release: Friday, October 23, 2015 Marco- At the very least, you could […]
...“We’re making progress. We’re going to keep working to get more people covered. I’m going to work as hard as I can to convince more governors and state legislatures to take advantage of the law, put politics aside, and expand Medicaid and cover their citizens. We’ve still got states out there that, for political reasons, […]
...Release: Wednesday, October 15, 2014 Democratic Candidate for Commissioner of […]
...MORE THAN $3,000,000. That’s the amount Georgia taxpayers are now on the hook for as a result of the Ethics Commission cover-up involving an investigation of Nathan Deal’s 2010 campaign finances. Friday, Nathan Deal’s administration announced that it reached a multi-million dollar settlement with the two remaining CIVIL lawsuits against the state Ethics […]
...Nathan Deal Finally Admits His Office Advised Ethics Commission on Replacing the Executive Director; Now Wants to Restrict Rights of Whistle-blowers In case you missed it last Thursday, WABE’s Dennis O’Hayer sat down with Gov. Nathan Deal to discuss the upcoming general election. During the interview, O’Hayer asked Deal about his involvement in the […]
...Release: Wednesday, December 4, 2013 Atlanta, GA – Recently, Georgia State Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens spoke at a monthly meeting of the CSRA Republican Women’s Club, an affiliate of the Georgia Federation of Republican Women. In his remarks, Hudgens compared pre-existing conditions, such as cancer, hemophilia, brain tumors, arthritis, and asthma to having a […]
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