Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is facing increasing legal scrutiny after two separate judges in Georgia ruled against her office for failing to comply with open records laws.
A series of organized attacks targeting Tesla dealerships, charging stations, and vehicles across the country has prompted Republican lawmakers to demand answers. DOGE Subcommittee Chairwoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, along with every Republican member of the committee, has sent a formal letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel requesting a full investigation into the nature and background of these incidents.
It’s finally happening: ActBlue, the Democrats’ money machine, the platform responsible for funneling over $16 billion into progressive campaigns since 2004, is imploding before our very eyes. And while the entire operation is under fire for shady donation practices, potential foreign interference, and a full-blown whistleblower scandal, guess who’s still clinging to it like a life raft? Cobb County Democrats.
In a dramatic turn of events, organizers of the 2025 Smyrna Pride festival have reversed their decision to bar the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans (GLCR) from participating as a vendor. But the reversal comes with a catch—one that many see as unconstitutional and legally dubious.
Smyrna Pride’s leadership, operating under the non-profit Smyrna is Fabulous, Inc., issued a cease and desist order to GLCR, demanding that they stop spreading what organizers call “false information,” refrain from “interfering with sponsors,” and halt any legal threats. The warning was clear: failure to comply could result in GLCR’s vendor status being revoked once again.
In what has become a cycle of career politicians seeking office after repeated losses, Erick Allen and Jaha Howard are once again competing in a race that has failed to energize voters. With turnout in the initial round below 4%, one political insider predicts that the upcoming special election runoff could see even lower participation—potentially dropping below 3%.
With so few voters showing up, every ballot cast will be critical for the two Democrat candidates who hope to become an elected official again replacing failed Congressional Candidate, Jerica Richardson.
After two years of silence, delays, and excuses, Cobb County Superior Court Clerk Connie Taylor has suddenly decided to return the $84,000 she illegally pocketed in passport shipping fees.
But why now? And why did it take this long for any action to be taken?
This isn’t just about a refund—it’s about accountability, or the lack of it. The deeper you dig into this story, the more it reeks of corruption, incompetence, and political favoritism.
Why Did Connie Taylor Hold on to Illegally Collected Funds for Two Years?
It turns out “inclusion” has its limits—at least when it comes to conservatives. In a stunning display of hypocrisy, Smyrna Pride, an LGBTQ+ organization, has decided that being gay isn’t enough to qualify for participants a local Cobb Pride event. You also have to hold the right political beliefs.
Now, the Georgia Republican Party is stepping in, making it clear that this blatant discrimination won’t go unchecked. Georgia GOP Chairman Josh McKoon has put Smyrna Pride on notice: allow the Georgia Log Cabin Republicans to participate, or face a lawsuit.
Cobb County Commissioners are considering whether to opt out of House Bill 581 (HB 581), a piece of legislation that has sparked debate over its potential impact on local taxes and government transparency. The bill, originally designed to prevent property tax increases without an official vote, now includes provisions that could lead to automatic tax hikes, higher sales taxes, and changes in how property values are assessed.
The final public hearing on this issue is scheduled for Tuesday, February 25 at 7 PM, giving residents a final opportunity to express their views before a decision is made.
On Monday, far-left activists are set to stage protests across multiple U.S. cities, including at the Georgia State Capitol, as part of what they are calling the “Not My President’s Day” demonstrations. Organized by the 50501 Movement, these protests are framed as opposition to the Trump administration but, at their core, represent resistance to policies that promote law and order, government transparency, and community safety.
Georgia Democrats, led by Socialist Gabriel Sanchez (HD-42), are pushing a radical $20 minimum wage hike with HB 343. This bill kills small businesses, fuels inflation, and slashes entry-level jobs. Worse, it forces taxpayers to fund inmate wages. Is Georgia ready for this?
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