Team Trump Force Bus Tour Stops at Governors Gun Club
By: L. Cramer Last night, the Team Trump Force Bus Tour ended the second day of Georgia stops in Cobb County at Governor’s Gun Club.
By: L. Cramer Last night, the Team Trump Force Bus Tour ended the second day of Georgia stops in Cobb County at Governor’s Gun Club.
Cobb County’s Board of Elections is facing serious questions after throwing out 2,472 voter challenges brought forward by concerned resident Eugene Williams, with the assistance of EagleAI, a Georgia-based voter data company. EagleAI has been pivotal in identifying irregularities in voter rolls across Georgia, but the Cobb Elections Board has chosen to ignore these legitimate concerns, raising suspicions about their compliance with state law and their true motivations.
In a recent article published by the Marietta Daily Journal (MDJ), Andrew Cole denied any significant connections to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) or its associated Super PAC, New Southern Majority PAC IE, which is actively working to flip the Cobb County Board of Education blue. According to the federal government’s website, a Super PACs may receive and spend unlimited amounts money for a candidate that is independent of a campaign. However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that Cole’s involvement with the Super Pac and their California mega donors goes far deeper than the Democrat Candidate led the MDJ reporter to believe.
The radical left’s efforts to influence local school board elections are ramping up, and Cobb County, Georgia, is their latest battleground. In a stunning display of how far liberal extremists are willing to go, a California-funded super PAC linked to the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is pouring money into the race to oust conservative voices from the Cobb County Board of Education.
By: L. Cramer Our news cycle moves far too fast and important topics that should still be on our minds are removed and replaced by
11 Alive news aired a ridiculous and obvious partisan hit piece posing as news segment entitled “Some Cobb County Public School parents concerned that safety isn’t on meeting agenda”. On the surface, the news segment appears to cover concerns from some Cobb County Public School parents regarding school safety. Allegedly, these parents were frustrated that the topic wasn’t included in a recent board meeting agenda. The parents express their desire for more transparency and urgency from the school board to address these critical issues and keep students safe.
Welcome to Meet The Candidates a new special reports interview series from Cobb Voice in partnership with RealPeopleNetwork.org and hosted by Shelley Wynter, star of The Shelley Wynter Show on 95.5 WSB Atlanta’s News & Talk.
In this interview Shelley sits down with Jordan Ridley, candidate for GA State House District 22.
Just when you thought the 2024 election couldn’t get any crazier, Robert F. Kennedy Jr endorsed a Republican on Friday which has changed the entire playing field – again.
This unprecedented decision has laid the groundwork for a different way to do politics. No longer do you have to vote along party lines because that’s what you’ve always done; no longer do you have to turn a blind eye to the left or the right silencing, canceling or removing someone from a ballot or position of influence.
Humans are creatures of habit. It can take seven days to create a habit, but anywhere from 18 to 250 to break it; and break it we must. It’s time to stop playing political games and allowing one party or the other tell us what to do or who to vote for. It’s time to be more like Kennedy, and even Tulsi Gabbard, and join together with the common goal to defeat the socialist agenda.
There is one person in Cobb County who currently stands between us and socialism – that person is Diane Jackson.
The news has broken that republican governor Brian Kemp has turned against his own party members on the Georgia Board of Elections because of their efforts to restore election integrity in the Peach state.
To simplify (i.e. leaving Trump out of the equation):
A new election reform rule passed last Monday by these members in a 3-2 party line vote is designed to reduce cheating, a goal every honorable board member should support. It’s a legitimate improvement to the system that increases accountability at the most local level, a no brainer that should not even be controversial. The rule is based on America’s Constitutional ONE CITIZEN, ONE VOTE idea and mandates that each precinct in Georgia – precincts are the places you go to vote in your neighborhood — must meet specific requirements when it comes to matching up the number of ballots cast with the number of “unique voter id’s” registered in that precinct. Without this rule, what EVEN is the point of voter registration?
Superintendent Chris Ragsdale of the Cobb County School District remains resolute in his stance that schools must protect students from exposure to sexually explicit content. As a Cobb elementary parent recently put it, “Schools aren’t telling parents how to parent; however, schools have a responsibility to make sure materials available to children are age-appropriate.”
Ragsdale clarified that the district is not banning books but is ensuring that sexually explicit content is not available to students. At the August school board meeting, Ragsdale went on to say, “Today, I’m updating our ongoing book review process,” The Cobb Superintendent continued, “We began this review after discovering sexually explicit and graphic content in our media centers. Recognizing our legal and moral obligation to protect students, we removed access to inappropriate materials.”