Despite misleading headlines and Democrat finger-pointing, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has been clear: Georgia’s park closures are about staffing, not budget cuts. So why are Democrats and their media allies twisting the truth?
Kennesaw State (KSU) cuts low-enrollment majors like Black Studies and Philosophy, and the usual protest crowd cries foul. But the real story? Common-sense budgeting, not oppression. The media won’t say it, but we will.
Georgia Democrats are having a crisis of identity, and it’s not hard to see why.
This week, a group of Democratic strategists, lawmakers, and would-be candidates gathered in Atlanta for the NewDEAL Ideas Summit, a center-left conference where party insiders privately admitted what many Georgians already know: the Democratic Party has become increasingly out of touch with the average voter.
Let’s not sugarcoat this: Tuesday’s special election in Cobb County was a gut punch, and not because the Democrats outworked or outsmarted anyone. They didn’t have to. The real victory for the Left wasn’t earned at the ballot box. It was handed to them on a silver platter by a Republican Party too obsessed with ego, infighting, and petty grievances to see the bigger picture.
Today, Cobb County stands at a crossroads. The special elections for County Commission Districts 2 and 4 are more than just local races, they are a final, urgent opportunity for conservatives to take back control from a radical Democrat majority that has driven Cobb to the brink.
After years of reckless promises and bureaucratic chaos under Joe Biden, the Trump administration is once again stepping in to restore order, and this time, it’s defaulted student loans.
Starting May 5, the U.S. Department of Education, under the leadership of Secretary Linda McMahon, will resume collections on defaulted federal student loans.
By now, you’ve seen the headlines. If you believe the corporate media and Georgia Democrats, a group of peaceful, concerned citizens were viciously tased and arrested just for daring to speak out at a town hall hosted by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
The truth? It’s almost the exact opposite.
Another Saturday, another protest. Or, as it’s come to be known in certain circles: another aimless group therapy session for people who desperately need hobbies.
This time, it was the “Hands Off” protest at Marietta Square, a bold move, apparently, against the terrifying specter of… democracy? Elections? Elon Musk’s X account? Even after reading the signs, listening to the chants, and enduring the performative outrage, I’m still not sure what these people were protesting. But one thing was clear: they were very, very upset that Donald Trump is popular again, and Elon Musk refuses to apologize for being smarter than them.
Let’s be honest: the Cobb County Commission is broken, and Chairwoman Lisa Cupid and her Democrat allies are the reason why. Instead of focusing on roads, public safety, or fiscal responsibility, they’ve turned the Commission into a political circus wasting your tax dollars on illegal redistricting stunts and failed lawsuits in a desperate attempt to cling to power. While Cobb families are working to make ends meet, Democrat commissioners are playing politics with your wallet. And now they want to double down on the chaos.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s office has just announced plans to remove nearly half a million inactive voters from the state’s bloated rolls. That’s right—455,000 outdated registrations are finally being addressed. But here’s the real question: why wasn’t this done when it mattered most—before voters cast their ballots in the 2024 presidential election?
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