Republican observers were concerned that a packed GOP Senate primary might allow U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff to gather too much steam off on the side. And after the first round of fundraising reports, those fears may be well founded. U.S. Rep. Mike Collins and Derek Dooley each raised about $2M over the past three months, and U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter around $1M. But as those GOP rivals gear up to battle in the primary, Ossoff reported a whopping $12M raised between July and September. Republicans will need to consolidate hard and fast around the primary winner because Ossoff’s war chest is RISING…
Fulton Democrat supports GOP Commission candidate
The largest county in Georgia is Fulton and its outgoing County Commission chairman is Democrat Robb Pitts. Is he supporting another Democrat running for the Commission? No. He’s openly supporting the re-election of Republican Bridget Thorne and calls her opponent Maggie Goldman “a nut case and would be a disaster.” Pitts says, “If you want your taxes steady or lower, you have to vote for Bridget Thorne… (Goldman) would raise your taxes– residential and commercial.” He concludes that “it’s OK” that Thorne is a Republican “because we work for the benefit of all the citizens Fulton County.” Thorne’s re-election chances are RISING….
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