Atlanta psychiatrist Dr. Patrice Harris has been tabbed to head up the powerful American Medical Association— the largest association of physicians and medical students in the United States. The advocacy group spends tens of millions of dollars per year on lobbying efforts on a wide array of medical issues. Harris steps in as the first African-American woman president of the organization, and the face of nearly 250,000 members as it confronts issues including possibly repealing Obamacare, improving access to mental heath, and combating the opioid epidemic. An influential Georgia resident taking the reins of such an important national organization is big news– and has Harris’ ship RISING…
New York man arrested over threats to Mike Collins
Georgia law enforcement officials traveled all the way up to Buffalo, New York this week to arrest a man charged with making death threats to U.S. Rep. Mike Collins and his son-in-law. The suspect faces two counts of terroristic threats. “No American should have to worry that their home could be the next Butler, Pennsylvania or Utah Valley University,” said Collins after the arrest, referring to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and attempted assassination of then-candidate Donald Trump. He went on to condemn the campaign rhetoric of U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff, who he’s running against, for inciting violence. DRIFTING…
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