Rep. Earl Ehrhart, chairman of the Higher Education Appropriations subcommittee, is leading a group of lawmakers concerned about the lack of due process on University System of Georgia colleges after reading news reports that described a “secret process for judging sexual misconduct allegations.” Future careers and reputations are being ruined because students’ side of the story regarding allegations against them are not heard. This, Ehrhart maintains, is a violation of the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. While this is happening across the state, Ehrhart says he is particularly upset about recent incidents at Georgia Tech where student rights are being stifled. He and fellow lawmakers in the same boat want it stopped– and their momentum to force reform appears to be RISING…
Dem lawmakers urge Kemp to return National Guard troops
A group of seven Democratic state lawmakers penned a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp, urging him to recall Georgia National Guard members stationed in Washington D.C. ahead of the holiday season. Georgia currently has the most guardsman of any state in D.C., some 516 in total, part of President Donald Trump’s mission to lower crime rates. Trump says he wants troops there through the end of his term in 2029, but pushback from lawmakers (and a new governor in January) could see their deployment DRIFTING…
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