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AG candidate Tanya Miller accuses Republicans of hiding their MAGA politics after the primary
On the Unpolished with Dr. Heavenly podcast, Georgia attorney general candidate Tanya Miller accused Republicans — including her opponent, state Sen. Brian Strickland — of embracing President Donald Trump during the primary, then changing their tone for the general election as Trump’s approval rating has fallen. Trump endorsed Strickland in July. Miller argues voters should…
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Candidate for Gov. Keisha Lance Bottoms pushes for common sense gun laws
During an interview with 11Alive, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms discussed her position on gun laws, arguing that Georgians do not want weapons in the hands of people convicted of felonies or those experiencing mental health crises. Instead, Bottoms says people in the state want responsible gun ownership.
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The second biggest political ad spender in America is Rick Jackson
Republican candidate for governor Rick Jackson has spent more on advertising than almost anyone else in the country this midterm cycle. Have you seen his ads? Have what they say, or how much he’s spending, changed how you view his campaign?
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Why is there no ‘Georgia Farmers Union’? Nebraska union president shares disheartening history
During a recent trip to Washington to advocate for an updated Farm Bill, John Hansen, president of the Nebraska Farmers Union, met with Georgia Rep. Hank Johnson (D) and detailed the upsetting reason that many southern states don’t have active state chapters of the National Farmers Union. Follow Courier Nebraska and Courier Georgia for more…
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Union Leader warns of impact of TPS changes on Haitian immigrants
April Verrett, international president of the Service Employees International Union, spoke out against the Trump administration’s changes to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and their impact on Haitian immigrants in the U.S. Between 39,000 and 41,500 people of Haitian descent live in Georgia, according to U.S. Census Bureau and demographic estimates. This ranks Georgia as having…
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America in Conversation: Bottoms, Miller outline policy plans in sit-down with Don Lemon
At Courier Newsroom’s America in Conversation Tour, Don Lemon sat down with Keisha Lance Bottoms and Tanya Miller, Democratic candidates running to be Georgia’s next governor and attorney general, respectively, to talk about the issues shaping the state and its future. What questions would you have asked? Comment below. ⬇️
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Georgia country star Gavin Adcock does not like data centers
Georgia country star Gavin Adcock is not happy about the prospect of new data centers being built in communities across the state. During an interview with cbsmornings, he said data centers are partly responsible for the closure of family farms and argues they threaten the Georgia way of life.
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Candidate for Gov. Keisha Lance Bottoms supports suspending gas & grocery taxes
Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms stated in interviews with CBS News and during campaign announcements that, if elected, she would support suspending the state gas tax and give local municipalities the option to suspend or eliminate local grocery taxes.
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Sen. Klobuchar calls out Sen. Schmitt for attacking Trump prosecutor Jack Smith
A Senate hearing took an unexpected turn after Sen. Eric Schmitt appeared to confuse the Atlanta Hawks with Iowa women’s basketball while questioning former special counsel Jack Smith about his whereabouts during the Georgia election case. Sen. Amy Klobuchar pointed out that the game Smith attended was actually in Maryland, not Atlanta, and said Schmitt…
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SCOTUS rules Trump can keep using voter database. What it means for Georgia.
SCOTUS just handed Trump a win on a controversial voter citizenship database. Here’s what the ruling could mean for Georgia voters and the midterms.
























