The Georgia House and Senate have both approved House Bill 369, which would get rid of party affiliation for local races in Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties. Democrats have slammed the measure, calling it discriminatory and unconstitutional, and pledging to file lawsuits if Gov. Brian Kemp signs it. Republicans say it’s a way to get politics out of the courtroom. But then why limit it to Atlanta’s five core (left-leaning) counties and not apply it statewide? Dems are petitioning Kemp to veto the bill, until he makes his final decision the law is DRIFTING…
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The Stockbridge City Council voted Saturday to remove 23-year-old Mayor Jayden Williams from office, citing allegations of unauthorized spending on city cards, impeding investigations, and engaging in sexual misconduct with a high school student he “mentored.” Williams can appeal the decision to the Henry County Superior Court, but it seems assured that his political career is SINKING…
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