The University of Georgia Bulldogs’ bid to repeat as national champions in football will once again throw a wrench into the legislative calendar under the Gold Dome. With an awkwardly timed Monday kickoff, the same day that the General Assembly convenes, the legislature will have light schedules on Monday and Tuesday before jumping into a heavier workload later in the week, hopefully buoyed by a Bulldog victory. The legislature is packed with UGA alums and fans, most notably Athens native Gov. Brian Kemp who cleverly scheduled his own inauguration ceremony for next Thursday. Hopefully the bulldog lawmakers fly back from LA with a win. RISING…
Democratic Socialists open Atlanta office
As Democratic Socialists continue to carve out a far-left foothold within the broader Democratic Party, they’re putting down roots in Georgia with the opening of a new Atlanta office. The Georgia legislature currently has one Democratic Socialist, state Rep. Gabriel Sanchez of Smyrna, but as the ultra-progressive wing of the party notches wins in states like Michigan, it’s turning its sights to the South. The DSA’s influence within the Democratic Party is RISING…
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