State rep. asks DHS to consider additional SNAP improvements

Several weeks ago, state Rep. Marvin Lim, D-Norcross, sent a letter to the Georgia Department of Human Services asking the agency to explain certain mental health parity reports. Now the Atlanta area Democrat is asking DHS to consider additional changes as they work to lower Georgia’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) payment error rate.

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The team at James Online wish you a happy Labor Day, we hope you’ve had a nice and relaxing long weekend!

We’ll be back with our daily Peach State political news tomorrow, and be on the lookout for the latest issue of James Magazine – our annual ‘Top Lobbyists’ issue, coming online and hitting mailboxes this week!

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Lieutenant gov. announces study committee appointments 

There is not a ton of time left at the Gold Dome for Lieutenant Gov. Burt Jones. After his unsuccessful run in the Republican gubernatorial primary, Jones will bid adieu to the politics in Atlanta – at least for a while – but there are still some important responsibilities for him before he leaves. As the leader of the Senate, Jones is responsible for appointments to study committees and he has announced the first round this week. 

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Clyde introduces bill pushing back on EPA regulations

U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-GA, says the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has overstepped its authority. In response, Clyde teamed with Sen. Mike Lee, R-UT, to introduce the End EPA Abuse Act, legislation to amend the Clean Air Act to end what they call a “power grab.”

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House passes Stop Insider Trading Act

With support from a number of Democrats, the Republican-led House of Representatives passed the Stop Insider Trading Act this week. The final tally was 232-198, though the bill drew some criticism from Democrats, ethics groups and even some Republicans who alleged it did not go far enough. Georgia’s delegation voted along strict party lines. 

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Opinion: Georgia must protect children online

Parents across Georgia know how deeply technology shapes children’s lives. From the moment they wake up to the moment they fall asleep, kids are immersed in social media feeds, online games, and messaging apps that are often anything but safe.

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GDOT picks team for massive I-285 project

Highway contracting is big business, and we mean BIG.  The Georgia Department of Transportation has come to a deal with Top End Mobility Group to build and maintain 19 miles of express lanes along I-285 in Atlanta, a project meant to alleviate congestion in coming decades.  Top End will pay $8.9 billion in construction costs in exchange for 50 years of toll revenue from the project, along with a $23.6 billion concession fee.  Those are some eye-popping numbers ahead of a massive project that isn’t expected to be completed until 2042.  The staggering scale and complexity of the highway plan has GDOT and the winning bidders at Top End RISING…

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