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With Buzz away there was nobody to play the role of calming influence, so we Pye and Scot tangoed some. Topics Pye got a tattoo. Because nothing says long-term thinking like permanent body art on a whim. Biden's mental decline is no longer a theory. The media covered for him. Not surprising, but still infuriating. Maybe we should have hearings about that. Our leaders are all eligible for early bird specials and hip replacements. Maybe it's time to let someone under 80 take a turn at the wheel. Keisha Lance Bottoms wants to be Governor. Because her handling of Atlanta clearly screamed "let me run more stuff." Democrats still don't have a bench. They barely have a stool. And it wobbles. Geoff Duncan ditches GOP 2.0 for Dems 2.0.. Moody's downgraded our credit rating. Turns out borrowing trillions doesn't come with a thank-you note. Interest on the national debt is now a budget category all by itself. We are literally paying interest on interest. The SALT deduction is still a scam that benefits rich people in high-tax states. But sure, tell me more about how it's for the middle class. The budget deficit is set to skyrocket over the next decade. You can only ignore math for so long before it shows up with consequences. Please be sure to like and subscribe for free to Peach Pundit the Podcast™ wherever you listen to podcasts—some people like Spotify, some like Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Pandora, or Amazon. We are on all of them and many more, so listen however you prefer. Turn on your notifications so you never miss an episode. ​ If you are inclined to offer financial support to Peach Pundit voluntarily, you may sign up to be a Patreon here. In the second tier, you are invited to watch our recording sessions live, giving you extra, unedited content. And trust us, it is worth it.

In this episode of the Peach Pundit podcast, the hosts discuss a variety of topics including the upcoming campaign season, the development of Science Square as a biomedical research hub in Georgia, the implications of federal funding and grants, the current tax bill and its potential impact on the economy, the effects of tariffs, and the dynamics of polling data in relation to political candidates in Georgia. The conversation highlights the disconnect between political activists and ordinary voters, as well as the challenges facing candidates in the upcoming elections.

Summary In this episode of Peach Party, hosts Jason Pye, Scot Turner, and Buzz Brockway discuss a range of topics from a recent Metallica concert experience to the political landscape in Georgia, including the implications of Governor Brian Kemp's decision not to run for Senate and the controversies surrounding Marjorie Taylor Greene's candidacy. The conversation also touches on the uncertainty surrounding a tax bill in Congress and the hosts' perspectives on foreign policy issues. The conversation delves into the evolving landscape of American politics, focusing on the realignment within the Republican Party, the implications of military presence and global power dynamics, and the impact of congressional decisions on political vacancies. The discussion also highlights the influence of MAGA politics, electability concerns, and the importance of polling insights in shaping voter sentiment. Economic issues and trade policies are examined, particularly in relation to the current administration's approach to international trade and its effects on the American economy. Takeaways Pye shares his experience at a Metallica concert, highlighting the unique atmosphere. The hosts discuss the popularity of Governor Brian Kemp in Georgia and his decision not to run for Senate. Legislative initiatives can change rapidly; no bill is ever truly dead until finalized. Marjorie Taylor Greene's potential candidacy raises concerns among Republicans. The hosts analyze Greene's controversial statements and their implications for her political future. The conversation reflects on the impact of partisan politics on governance. The hosts express skepticism about the current state of the tax bill in Congress. Pye emphasizes the importance of the legislative branch in a hyper-partisan environment. The discussion includes insights on the upcoming elections in Georgia and potential candidates. The hosts critique Greene's foreign policy views and their alignment with historical narratives. The political landscape is shifting with a populist approach among Republicans. Military presence is crucial for maintaining global stability. The U.S. must be cautious about retreating from international conflicts. Political vacancies can lead to significant changes in local and national politics. Candidates' electability is a key concern for voters in primaries. Polling data reveals a disconnect between Republican primary voters and independents. Economic issues, particularly inflation, are top concerns for voters. Trade policies are complex and can have unintended consequences. The influence of MAGA politics is significant but may not be sustainable long-term. Candidates should focus on their individual brand rather than aligning too closely with any one figure.

"It's time for Brian Kemp to let us all know." In this episode of Peach Pundit, hosts Scot Turner and Buzz Brockway discuss various topics including the recent Falcons draft, controversies surrounding coaching decisions, the 2026 election tracker, polling data related to Brian Kemp's potential candidacy, and a significant Supreme Court case regarding charter schools. The conversation highlights the dynamic nature of Georgia politics and the implications of these events on future elections. In this episode, the hosts discuss the implications of a Supreme Court case regarding religious charter schools, the recent passing of notable public figures Susan Holmes and Ben Harbin, and the controversial in vitro fertilization bill in Georgia. They also speculate on the political ambitions of Georgia senators and the dynamics of loyalty and competency in political appointments. Takeaways The Falcons addressed a need in their draft with new edge rushers. A coach's prank led to a hefty fine for the Falcons. The 2026 election tracker is gaining traction with numerous candidates emerging. Polling data indicates Brian Kemp's influence on the Republican nomination. Marjorie Taylor Greene leads in hypothetical Republican primaries without Kemp. Polling shows Greene struggling against John Ossoff in head-to-head matchups. The Supreme Court case could set a precedent for religious charter schools. The hosts emphasize the importance of name recognition in politics. The conversation reflects the evolving landscape of Georgia's political scene. The Supreme Court case could redefine the relationship between public funding and religious organizations. Concerns exist that charter schools may be classified as private institutions, affecting funding. Legal does not always equate to ethical; the hosts discuss the implications of religious charter schools. Public schools must adhere to non-discrimination policies, complicating the establishment of religious charter schools. The passing of Susan Holmes and Ben Harbin highlights the impact of dedicated public servants. The in vitro fertilization bill aims to protect reproductive options amidst pro-life legislation. The bill has sparked debate within the pro-life community regarding the status of frozen embryos. Political ambitions are shifting among Georgia senators, with many considering new positions. Loyalty to political figures often supersedes competency in appointments. The hosts reflect on the challenges of balancing personal ambitions with public service. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Jason's Absence 04:52 Falcons Draft and Coaching Controversy 10:00 2026 Election Tracker and Candidate Rumors 25:11 Polling Data and Brian Kemp's Decision 28:01 Supreme Court Case on Charter Schools 32:24 The Implications of Religious Charter Schools 39:06 Remembering Public Servants: Susan Holmes and Ben Harbin 48:03 The In Vitro Fertilization Bill 55:56 Political Ambitions: The Future of Georgia's Senators

In this episode of Peach Pundit, the hosts discuss various political themes, including the fatigue surrounding current political events, the dangers of populism, economic realities regarding trade and tariffs, legislative updates in Georgia, and the evolving landscape of candidates for upcoming elections. They emphasize the importance of informed political engagement and the need for fresh perspectives in leadership. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the political landscape in Georgia, focusing on potential candidates for upcoming elections, the dynamics within the Republican Party, and the implications of recent events. They speculate on Brian Kemp's future moves, the viability of JD Vance as a presidential candidate, and the impact of the NRA convention. The conversation also touches on the ethical considerations of party resources and community engagement. Takeaways The hosts express their exhaustion after a break, reflecting on the political climate. Populism is critiqued as a movement that fosters victimhood and grievance without real solutions. Economic discussions highlight the impact of tariffs on manufacturing jobs and the misconception surrounding trade deficits. Legislative updates include a controversial bill to rename the Gulf of Mexico, showcasing partisan divides. Candidates for State Senate District 21 are emerging, indicating a competitive political landscape. Stacey Abrams' potential candidacy raises concerns among Democrats about electability in future elections. The conversation touches on the need for fresh candidates in politics, moving away from nepotism and established political families. Democrats were hurt four years ago by indecision. Kemp's branding strategies could influence his campaign. Speculation around Kemp's potential Senate run is prevalent. The Republican Party faces challenges from populism. JD Vance's POTUS candidacy lacks support among voters. Kemp's viability as a presidential candidate may increase over time. The Georgia Republican Party is experiencing internal conflicts. Trust issues arise from the misuse of party resources. Community engagement is crucial for political success. The NRA convention highlights ongoing political debates.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a humorous discussion about a bizarre incident at the Capitol, delve into the complexities of the current tax bill and budget resolution, and explore the implications of Medicaid cuts and entitlement reform. They also touch on the importance of allowing children more freedom to explore and play independently, and analyze the political fallout from the recent Sine Die adjournment in Georgia's legislature. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the implications of tariffs and trade policies under the Trump administration, focusing on market reactions, the evolution of manufacturing, and the proposed Mar-a-Lago Accords. They analyze the effectiveness of these policies, the strategic advantage of China in trade negotiations, and the overall outcomes of Trump's approach to trade, concluding that the lack of clear objectives led to significant failures in achieving desired economic goals.

In this episode, Scot Turner and Buzz Brockway discuss the current legislative session in Georgia, focusing on the Reigns Act, the Promise Scholarship funding, and the ongoing debates surrounding school choice and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. They express their anxieties about the budget negotiations and the political theatrics that have characterized this session, while also emphasizing the importance of legislative oversight and the implications of proposed bills on education and religious freedoms. In this conversation, Scot Turner and Buzz Brockway delve into the implications of the Pastor Protection Act and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) in Georgia, discussing its limitations and the ongoing debate surrounding anti-discrimination laws. They explore the societal pressures that prevent discrimination, the political fallout from recent legislative actions, and the controversy over taxpayer funding for gender transition surgeries for felons. The discussion also touches on the impact of tariffs on trade and the precedent set by presidential powers in declaring emergencies.

In this episode of Peach Pundit the Podcast, hosts Jason Pye, Scot Turner, and Buzz Brockway discuss various topics including the economic impact of Georgia's ports, the implications of trade wars, the performative nature of current politics, and the recent SignalGate scandal. They explore how these issues affect the state and the nation, emphasizing the importance of logistics and job creation while critiquing the political landscape. In this episode, the hosts discuss various themes surrounding government communication security, the implications of cancel culture on political careers, and the responsibilities of legislators in navigating personal and political interests. They delve into the recent firing of a state representative after voting against party lines, the conflict of interest in political roles, and the importance of citizen legislators. The conversation also touches on Brandon Beach's new role, controversies surrounding nonprofit statuses, voter roll maintenance, and recent legislation regarding cell phone use in classrooms. Finally, they explore political alliances and shifts within Cobb County's Republican Party.

In this episode of Peach Pundit, hosts Scot Turner and Buzz Brockway discuss a range of topics legislative updates on speed zone cameras, tort reform, the Promise Scholarship, and the implications of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. They also explore the future of transportation with EVTOL technology and share insights from Scot's experience at the Georgia Supreme Court. The conversation emphasizes the importance of engagement with listeners and supporters in the political landscape of Georgia.

In this episode, State Representative Bethany Ballard discusses her advocacy for childhood literacy and the legislative measures she has championed to improve reading proficiency among children. The conversation explores the importance of school psychologists in addressing learning disabilities and the challenges they face in Georgia. The hosts also delve into budget discussions, civil asset forfeiture, and the implications of cryptocurrency in education policy. Personal anecdotes highlight the real-world impact of these legislative efforts, emphasizing the need for continued advocacy and reform in the education system.

The conversation covers a range of political topics, including the current state of global leadership, economic concerns related to tariffs and trade, and the challenges of childcare with State Senator Brian Strickland. The speakers discuss bipartisan efforts to address these issues, the implications of the death penalty, and the introduction of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Additionally, they touch on the controversial use of speed cameras and the political rumors surrounding upcoming elections.

In this episode of Peach Pundit, hosts Jason Pye, Scot Turner, and Buzz Brockway discuss personal updates, including Jason's recent wedding and honeymoon at Disney World. They delve into legislative topics such as the REINS Act, which aims to enhance government transparency, and education legislation focused on math open enrollment and charter schools. The conversation also touches on political commentary regarding Marjorie Taylor Greene's legislative record and the implications of impeachment in contemporary politics. The conversation delves into the dynamics of impeachment in Congress, the effectiveness of legislators, and the overall productivity of Congress. It highlights concerns about executive overreach and the looming constitutional crisis, emphasizing the importance of budgeting and congressional responsibilities. The discussion also touches on state legislative dynamics and the political capital involved in passing significant legislation like tort reform. In this episode, the hosts discuss various political topics including election rumors, town hall tensions, media changes, political scandals, and budget discussions. They explore the implications of these events on the political landscape and engage with their audience about community support.

Everyone is waiting for the Kemp domino to fall. DOGE cuts hit Atlanta's CDC. Stacey Abrams' aligned org slated to get $2 Billion? Kelly Loeffler receives a favorable vote from the Senate. Disgraced former Rep. wants to be U.S. Attorney? Trump denies Kemp's FEMA relief extension request. State House passes Hurricane Helene relief bill. "I Flop With Colton" stickers are available.

Thanks to the generosity of our Patreons we have been able to create a mobile studio set up to let us chat with members of the General Assembly about their interesting bills. First up is a conversation with State Rep. Scott Hilton who has introduced legislation that would ban cell phones from classrooms. Next up is a chat with State Rep. Jordan Ridley who has introduced the Justice for Peanut and Fred Act , seeking to shore up due process after America was rocked by these types of headlines. We wrap up with State Rep. Joseph Gullett and his "End Local Taxation by Citation Act." This bill would create a 10% cap of how much revenue can be generated to fund municipal budgets throughout cities in Georgia.

In this episode, Scot Turner and Buzz Brockway discuss the ongoing tort reform debate in Georgia, and the Georgia GOP's legislative agenda focused on election integrity. They delve into the implications of tort reform, the involvement of lobbyists, and the tone of the GOP's proposals, highlighting the importance of proper legislative processes. The conversation delves into various aspects of election integrity, voter registration, and the dynamics within the Republican Party in Georgia. It highlights ongoing legal challenges, proposed regulations, and the implications of recent legislative agendas. The discussion also touches on the relationship between activists and elected officials, frustrations within the political process, and the recent NIL legislation affecting college sports, culminating in a critique of public reactions to these proposals. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various topics including the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) on college athletics, tax policy in Georgia, legal challenges faced by Fulton County, political reactions to recent events, and community engagement in local politics. They explore how these issues intersect and affect the broader landscape of governance and public policy.

The conversation delves into the recent federal spending freeze and its implications for Georgia, particularly focusing on Medicaid and state budgeting. Senator Blake Tillery, the Senate Appropriations Chair, provides insights into the state's financial resilience and the ongoing debate over Medicaid expansion. The discussion also touches on the legal aspects of federal spending actions, the role of executive power in budgeting, and the challenges of mandatory spending and entitlement programs. In this segment, the conversation delves into various pressing issues including public panic surrounding fiscal policies, the implications of federal spending and debt, the significance of tort reform in Georgia's economy, the political maneuvering of Colton Moore, and the challenges faced in education funding and local government decisions. The speakers express concerns about the disproportionate reactions to fiscal changes, the need for responsible spending, and the complexities of local governance in relation to education funding. In this episode, the hosts discuss various political topics, including the impact of social media on political narratives, the controversial nomination of RFK Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the origins of the anti-vaccine movement. They reflect on the political decorum exemplified by Calvin Smyre and share personal anecdotes, culminating in a heartfelt discussion about upcoming life changes for one of the hosts.

In this episode of Peach Pundit, Jason Pye, Buzz Brockway, and Scot Turner discuss a range of topics including recent weather events, presidential pardons issued by Biden and Trump, the legal implications of these pardons, and the ongoing disparity in sentencing between crack and powder cocaine. They also touch on the complexities surrounding TikTok and executive orders. The conversation is lively and filled with personal anecdotes, political insights, and legal perspectives. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities surrounding TikTok, focusing on data privacy, national security concerns, and the implications for youth. They discuss the legislative challenges faced in regulating TikTok and the broader societal impacts of social media. The conversation also touches on the historical context of the Equal Rights Amendment, exploring its ratification status and the ongoing debates surrounding it. The conversation delves into the recent controversies surrounding Colton Moore, the implications of election integrity issues in Georgia, and the political dynamics involving Chris Carr and Doug Collins. The speakers discuss the orchestration behind political events, fundraising successes, and personal updates, emphasizing the importance of maintaining friendships despite political disagreements.

In this episode of Peach Pundit, Jason Pye, Buzz Brockway, and Scot Turner discuss various topics surrounding Georgia politics, including the Georgia General Assembly's priorities, cultural issues, and Governor Kemp's State of the State address. They delve into the controversial topics of tort reform and school speed zone cameras, highlighting the implications for due process and local governance. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the alarming demographic shifts in the United States, particularly the projection of more deaths than births among the native population by 2033. They explore the implications of these shifts on the economy, emphasizing the need for a robust immigration policy to counteract declining birth rates. The discussion also touches on the societal factors contributing to lower fertility rates and the financial burdens of raising children. Additionally, the conversation delves into the political drama surrounding Colton Moore, a state senator, and the implications of his actions that ultimately ended with him getting a mugshot. In this episode, the hosts discuss the implications of campaign finance violations by the New Georgia Project, and the role of Peach Pundit in fostering political discourse. They also delve into the challenges facing Georgia's healthcare system, particularly regarding access to OBGYNs, and conclude with a light-hearted discussion about the upcoming college football championship game.

In this episode of Peach Pundit, hosts Jason Pye, Scot Turner, and Buzz Brockway reflect on their predictions for 2024, discussing the outcomes and unexpected developments in politics, including the implications of Trump's legal challenges and Biden's candidacy. They also share their predictions for 2025, touching on key political figures and potential government actions. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various political predictions and the implications of personal loss on political decisions. They delve into the upcoming Attorney General race in Georgia, the potential Democratic nominees, and the current state of the Democratic Party. The discussion also covers the future of government efficiency, local government inefficiencies, and the potential for lawsuits challenging the state election board's composition. Additionally, they touch on Senate confirmations and the controversy surrounding Geoff Duncan's party status. The conversation delves into various themes surrounding Georgia politics, including the legacy of Georgia Tech baseball, the implications of party politics and allegations against Geoff Duncan, the importance of due process within the Republican Party, and the focus on contested elections. The discussion also touches on Reese Adler's new book, immigration legislation like the Lake and Riley Act, and Trump's controversial proposal regarding Greenland. The episode concludes with a reflection on the life and legacy of Jimmy Carter.

We've got a special edition of Peach Pundit the Podcast for you. Just before Christmas, I interviewed Tim Redmond, the author of a recent book, Political Tribalism in America: How Hyper-Partisanship Dumbs Down Democracy and How to Fix It. Tim received his PhD from SUNY Buffalo, and he currently teaches in the Buffalo area. He is also the teacher training director for the Academy for Human Rights. And for fans of hardcore, Tim is the drummer for the Buffalo-based Snapcase. While I gather that most of our listening audience aren't huge hardcore and punk rock fans, Snapcase is well known in those circles. I grew up with Progression Through Unlearning and Designs for Automation blaring out of my car stereo or at work. Actually, I still rock out to those two records on a regular basis. Tim and I discuss the state of our politics and how we, as citizens, can educate and inform ourselves to put the United States back on a more stable track. We also talk a little about Snapcase, and their plans in the coming months. Scot, Buzz, and I are recording our first regular episode of 2025 this evening, so be on the lookout for that.

In this episode of Peach Pundit the Podcast, the Pye. Buzz and Scot discuss significant legal developments in Georgia's election cases, particularly focusing on the disqualification of Fani Willis from prosecuting Donald Trump. They explore themes of prosecutorial misconduct, the implications of absentee voting trends, and the accountability of election officials. The conversation also touches on the political investigations surrounding Liz Cheney and the broader implications for political norms and ethics in the current landscape. In this episode, the hosts discuss various pressing issues including the influence of woke culture in schools, reflections on the events of January 6th, the current state of the budget deficit, and the ongoing debate surrounding the debt ceiling. They also explore the lack of political will to address spending cuts and the implications for America's fiscal future. The conversation wraps up with a light-hearted segment where the hosts share their favorite things and air Festivus grievances.

Will Congressman David Scott lose his coveted spot as Ranking Member on the Ag Committee? NDAA is reauthorized, but a local news outlet only cares about four lines of the 1800 page bill. Trump's nominees Did GESA really "expand" the Promise Scholarship? There are many rumored candidates for Lt. Governor. Will Insurance Commissioner John King run for U.S. Senate?

Not Georgia But We Still Need to Talk About it: What the RFK Nomination shows about the budding Trump Administration Was the Gaetz nomination serious, or a way out for an embattled Trump ally? - Also, MTG threatens to spill the beans on others if the Gaetz report is released. And then she delivered this nugget.  Late Breaking News, Gaetz withdraws Mehmet Oz at CMS - does this round out the cast of the new reality TV show? DOGE is a JOKE, right? Right? Guys? Back to Georgia Laken Riley's Killer sentenced to life in prison without parole. Chris Carr Announces he is running for Governor in 2026 Former Rep, former Judge, and suspended Attorney, Christian Coomer Congresswoman Nikema Williams facing heat as chair of the Georgia Dems Ossoff rumored to have told her to step down Kemp new chair of Republican Governors Association, congrats, now let's speculate to his next steps Other Issues that are interesting, at least to the guy who writes the agenda. The Turner Audit finds that Trump did in fact win Georgia But the GAMoro..hehem... GANerds still think it was stolen Final Four Voting lives on in Alaska, and Republicans won everything using it. Delta CEO says Trump will be a "breath of fresh air."

Buzz and Scot react to Trumps wins in Georgia and nationally, share a story about the Fulton County Elections Office, and take look at General Assembly races.

Ben Burnett is a former Alpharetta City Council Member who now hosts his own podcast and can be heard on the radio in Atlanta on 106.7. We have been meaning to collaborate on a podcast for a long time and we finally made it happen. We discuss the best thing about serving in office that no one tells you about, some old war stories, and the state of the Presidential race both here in Georgia and nationally. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did making it.

SOS says they expect to get sued no matter who wins Half a million voters who didn't vote in 2020 have already cast a ballot in Georgia California attempts to claw back liberal defectors through film tax credit Bluestein is already tossing 2026 tea leaves The Danger of Calling Trump a Threat to Democracy Freddie Freeman made history

After missing a week due to work stuff, we're back and have thoughts on Scot's Court victories against the State Election Board's last minute rules…and some other stuff. Scot sued the state and won, the RNC intervened, and he won again. But the fight isn't over. 11th-hour SEB rules changes are “illegal, unconstitutional, and void.” RNC's emergency motion was denied. Josh McKoon's meltdown on social media. Gateway Pundit weighs in. Governor Kemp announced a $1B tax refund. Dems respond by saying the funds should be used to expand Medicaid instead. Raffensperger addresses concern about non-citizen voting by releasing audit results Crime Data seems to be a bit of a mess A quick recap of the ballot questions Early voting is underway and Georgia is crushing it.

Scot couldn't sleep because he was wondering how did we get to this place where a sitting member of Congress tells us we are stupid if we don't believe "THEY" control the weather.

Helene has been devastating Tim Walz Knows what it feels like to be a mop Vance was brilliant, but conservative have plenty to be concerned about Melania's abortion bombshell Jack Smith goes back to the well

Special guest: Brett Loyd, Pollster Extraordinaire from Bullfinch Group to give us fresh polling data Trump Praises Kemp while visiting Savannah, touts "new industrialism" -courting foreign investment Josh McKoon has a point about the local coverage While Kemp was in PA stumping for McCormick While Duncan was also there...But not to help any Republican Kemp also pulled his endorsement of NC Gov nominee Democrats think that Biden is responsible for Teacher pay raises in Georgia, but Scot was there People wonder why I am so rough on Patricia Murphy at the AJC, and then she writes this and gives new life to why I criticize her.

Marty Kemp hosts pet adoption event at the Mansion Cat fight! Loomer vs… wait… checks notes… MTG? But just when you find yourself on MTG's side, she does this. And also votes present on keeping the government open While attempting to censure a colleague for inciting assassination attempts against Trump Look at that, we were the tip of the spear Former Far Right GOP candidate for Congress, Byron Gatewood, featured in new ad about how secure our elections are. Group releases email of election deniers they obtained in an open records request. There is a lot of news about the state election board out there, including that they may approve new rules tomorrow 46 days before election day, and how Josh McKoon has been more involved in the rule making than we previously knew, while county election officials ask for the SEB to take a breath. What does it mean when no other prosecutor found a reason to prosecute Burt Jones? Harris returns to Georgia in wake of Woman's death after taking abortion drug. Erick Erickson presents other information. medical cannabis listening tour We need Buzz to explain this to us Peach Pundit Tweet of the week

Harris called Trump a Liar for saying she supports gun buybacks. Warnock is noncommittal. GRA and Catoosa County GOP lose.... again. GYR's have second convention with same result. Senator Russ Goodman gets our tweet of the week. Judge sides with the Dems, tosses Cornell West, decision pending on Socialist candidate.

The deadly shooting at Apalachee High School. A right-wing media company is accused of being funded by Russia to promote Russia's interests. Tucker Carlson reaches a new low by hosting a "historian" who claims Churchill is the real villain of WWII. GAGOP EC (sans Kremer) issues a statement. McKoon vs Taylor statement falls short?.

Trump makes nice with Kemp McKoon has a Kandiss Taylor problem McKoon has a GRA problem The Georgia POTUS Ballot is set Collegiate Swimmers Skewer Georgia Tech

Scot comes with receipts about Trump's impact on Kemp's 2018 runoff win. Lindsey Graham says Kemp has gone all in for Trump. Harris and Trump campaigns are spending so much cash, Georgia's TV stations can lay in piles of cash like Huell Babineaux in 'Breaking Bad.' Why Fani Willis's mishandling of the YSL RICO Trial bodes well for Trump. And How Trump's trial is unlikely to happen this year. Controversy begins to swirl around one State Election Board Member. McKoon's email regarding the 3000 double-scanned Fulton county ballots. What is the Purcell principle, and why should the SEB pay attention to it?

Scot and Buzz chat about the continuing fallout after Trump's disastrous Atlanta rally. Is Georgia in play? Will this impact down ballot races? And why is Richard Woods a clown?

Landmark poll shows Georgia a dead heat. VP Harris visits Georgia with Megan Thee Stallion, claims Trump is weak on the border. Trump and Vance are set to visit on Saturday. Geoff Duncan is one of the "White Dudes for Harris." Video purports to show a massive number of illegal aliens are registered to vote in Norcross. Lt. Gov Jones announces assignments to the Georgia Senate Special Committee on the Protection of Women's Sports.

The 7/17/24 episode of Peach Pundit The Podcast.

As national Democrats contribute to the growing drumbeat calling on President Biden to drop out, the Georgia Democrats have fallen in line. But is anyone asking what is best for the country, or is everyone just focused on beathing the other side?

Debate Reactions SCOTUS Reactions Raffensperger for Senate?

Geoff Duncan vs. Donald Trump by Peach Pundit

It's Juneteenth! Runoffs are Stupid, we break down the numbers. Brian Jack, Steven Sainz, Janice VanNess, all win. James Beverly under fire Loeffler has entered the chat about running for Governor Mike Dudgeon joins Peach Pundit

Georgia Court of Appeals postpones Trump's prosecution. Date unknown. Left reacts by blaming DA Willis. Jay Bookman wouldn't be sad if it all went away. Willis remains confident in her own abilities. Manhattan Conviction has no impact on Trump's lead in Georgia. Trump says if he's elected the political prosecutions must stop Folks get fooled by a "trashposter" in Manhattan. 2000 Lies Water main break fallout continues - Scarlett's take. Former GOP State Senator running as Democrat has Dems riled up Runoff Ramps up in GA 3

Trump found guilty on all 34 counts against him. Justice or not? The implications for the reputation of our legal system While other voices on the right become unhinged with talk of retaliation Georgia Republicans react. Senator Colton Moore takes the opportunity of Trump's conviction to attack Republicans. Senator Ossoff visits the border and breaks with his party. Kemp 2028? New RNC Committee Woman Amy Kremer says Georgia Republicans are corrupt. Georgia Ethics Commission software do-over  McBath for Governor?

Appeal To Heaven flag stirs controversy. Really? Rep. Steven Sainz misses an outright win by 20 votes. Runoffs in Congressional Districts 2 and 3. Democratic Socialists of America endorsed candidate knocks out Rep. Teri Anulewicz Rep. Lauren Daniel is defeated, but Rep. Todd Jones smashes his opponent. Catoosa County GOP fails again. Pinson defeats Barrow, but who is to blame for injecting politics into this race? Should conservatives use the government to smash the Libs? The railroading of Ed Lindsey and other ballot questions Democrats nominate a long-time GOP activist?

Biden and Trump to debate...in Atlanta. Fani Willis tells Senate Committee to pound sand. Justice for Tara Louise Baker. GAGOP Removes Pritchard, but not without drama. Former LG Duncan endorses Biden.. The primary election is Tuesday, even in Catoosa County. Alex Johnson and the GRA call for the GOP to ditch primaries and let GOP delegates pick the candidates. FreedomWorks closes its doors. Is the Tea Party now dead? New effort to replace the Alexander Hamilton Stephens statue

Anti-Israel "encampment" at UGA doesn't last long. Jewish Democrats are in a bind. MTG plows ahead despite the chance of removing Johnson is now zero. Is it wrong to shake hands with and hug a Democrat? MTG and Massie think so. Emerson poll shows Trump still leading swing states. Trump to address the Libertarian National Convention. But why? Biden set to reclassify marijuana, just in time for the election. GOP candidates in 3rd Congressional say "Trump won!" Gateway Pundit, being sued by Ruby Freeman, files for bankruptcy  Waffles and Wine and a chance to "disagree better." Early voting for the primary has started. Bally Bankruptcy Bounces Braves from Xfinity.

e have to address The Heritage Foundation Moscow Marjorie If they Lie to You While Campaigning... Federal Judge Slaps Down Catoosa GOP Bill Signings Trump vs Biden Media Buy

Kentucky's Thomas Massie joins MTG in her effort to dethrone Speaker Johnson. Brian Kemp leads while Trump dithers. Kemp joins other GOP Governors against UAW as TN VW plant considers unionizing. Kemp to sign tax cut into law  Trump might have a problem with Marty and the girls. DA's ducking accountability sue over PAQC Drama at NPR - the story that started it and oh my that quote. Republicans for more government regulation? Can someone please un-modernize the USPS so we can get mail delivered again?  Even Senator Ossoff is in on the action  Vernon Jones resurfaces with a weird photoshopped image. Is another political flip-flop forthcoming?

Pete Skandalakis to evaluate the case against LG Jones. MTG is still considering whether or not to remove Speaker Johnson. Trump holds a fundraiser in GA - claims he got Kemp elected and hopes he'll campaign for him. Biden staffing up in GA, the staffer says abortion will be a huge issue in GA as Trump says leave it up to the states. The weird situation voters in HD 139 find themselves in. Catoosa County GOP makes a federal issue out of their “accountability rule” legal fight. Federal Judge upholds GA Citizenship verification requirement. MIT judges Georgia's elections administration to be 11th best in U.S. O.J. Simpson is dead.

The Brian K Pritchard saga continues - are we in the endgame yet? McKoon Calls on Pritchard to resign Hide your kids because there are allegedly pictures. GBPI's Stephen Owens exits stage left. Raffensperger sends Larry David a letter Goofballs, Rejects, and an "A" word Scot likes to say will convene this weekend. Trump up 3 points on Biden in Georgia with... 38% Trump holding a funder in Georgia Warnock blasts Trump Bible Heir to Cox Media Empire declares intent to commit treason Two cases of challenging candidates' ability to be on the ballot