Judge Robert McBurney put abortion back on the minds of Georgia voters, parking the state's six-week ban yesterday. Georgia WIN List executive director Melita Easters joined me to explain what that means (for now) for women seeking reproductive care, and the ramifications on Election Day and the 2025 legislative session too. She also spent a few minutes commemorating the 100th birthday of President Jimmy Carter with some wistful memories from his era in and after politics. The Conyers chlorine

Listen in as former President Barak Obama gives a scorching speech - at a Harris/Walz rally - in an effort to make sense of the senseless (in another former President Donald Trump), Julia Roberts phone banking (so effectively!) and Kamala Harris flexing her compassion and empathy at her Univision town hall.

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Julia Roberts making the rounds in metro Atlanta yesterday and today, along with Sen. Raphael Warnock and Stacey Abrams, something she said in Canton last night stood out. "It is the UNITED States of America, and we've been lacking in the 'united' part for so long." The right usually responds with a dismissive "Hollywood elite liberal" swipe - but COUSIN Julia (who says we might not be related?) is also from Georgia. MOST of Hollywood isn't from Hollywood. They're from Georgia or Iowa, Texas,

Tina Peters is going to prison for trying to have a hand in overturning election results. Tuesday afternoon, two organizations - Free Speech for People and the Coalition for Good Governance - held a virtual press briefing where they and experts like Georgia Tech's Dr. Rich DeMillo and Cal-Berkley's Dr. Richard Stark made the irrefutable case that there was (and still is!) a multi-state plot to overturn the 2020 election for Donald Trump - and with stolen voting system software, may succeed in doing

House Rep. Jeff Jackson (D-NC) - who's running for the state's attorney general's office - has taken to social media to clear up much of the disinformation surrounding the damage done to western North Carolina and the coordinated federal, state and local response. Oh, and sadly, he had to rebuke Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who asserts that government controls the weather to target hurricanes at MAGA hotbeds. '60 Minutes' interviewing both presidential candidates is a near-half century tradition

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Georgia Recorder columnist Jay Bookman reminded readers the many and varied ways Donald Trump injected pettiness into federal disaster response efforts while President. The headline: "Trump’s lie that Biden didn’t offer Georgia storm relief a disastrous pattern." Because it's so difficult to keep up with the sheer volume of things we ought remember about his presidency, it was a necessary reminder. Also "all accusations are confessions" with him. These lies - and this cultural phenomenon of

While the right howls with indignation that VP Kamala Harris is going to do her first network TV interview with MSNBC'S Stephanie Ruhle, they seem to forget her opponent, Donald Trump, never wanders far off the OANN/NewsMax/Fox News reservation himself. The few times he has, of course, he's stormed off set (ask Leslie Stahl and '60 Minutes'). I dove into that double-standard a bit, focusing on NYT conservative columnist Bret Stephens' latest piece portraying him as a "never

(2:00) Cat Fight Over Immigration Ignores the UNI-PARTY Behind It AllDeWine signed a letter to take all migrants from Feds in 2019 — FOR MONEYDeWine wasn't the only Republican governor — Lee in TN also sent a letter to PompeoAltogether 30 states in Dec 2019 agreed to take and and all refugees for cashDiscrimination against Christians as refugees — surprised?PBS & a local Springfield employer talk about how much better employees Haitians are compared to Americans BUT welfare roles tell a

Atlanta Voice editor-in-chief Donnell Suggs checked in to recap VP Kamala Harris' visit to Augusta. We eavesdrop on her drop-ins, too.As Harris dropped in on Augusta, Jack Smith lowered the boom on Donald Trump with a 'January 6' evidentiary dump that included some jaw-dropping testimony. The thing is, the Trump/GOP judicial gum-up means WE'RE the seated jury who'll decide if he faves any consequences. Lastly, of course conservatives are concocting narratives about federal disaster response delays

Tuesday night's vice presidential debate, moderated by CBS, doesn't seem to have moved the needle much with voters. "Do no harm" seems to be the clear winner - which, on the surface should benefit J.D. Vance more. I happen to think the soundbites leave more "meat on the bone" for Harris/Walz to make use of for "leftovers," though. Joining me to discuss is local Democratic consultant Andrew Heaton. Also, if you don't know who "Mencious Moldbug " is yet, get to know his creepy influence on J.D

It's far worse a scene in the western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee region, no doubt, and Asheville, NC has been ravaged by the tropical storm forces of Helene last week, but I wanted to start my discussion this week with my good friend, an old radio buddy of mine, and the guy who essentially provided me the tools and know-how to even launch this show and podcast: Robb Smith - "aka 'Big Robb' of the "Chewing the Fat" podcast. Long story short: "we just weren't prepared," he said. Robb gives

Send us a textIn this live episode, we dive into the absurd discussions dominating this election season. Why are we still debating Kamala Harris’ race? Are Haitian immigrants eating cats and dogs? With so many critical issues on the table, it’s baffling that these are the headlines. We’ll break down why these distractions persist and how focusing on the trivial can derail the conversations that actually matter. 00:00 - Start of Stream09:46 - Intro Show13:26 - Haitian Immigrants Eating Ca...

Unsure if Hurricane Helene was going to trounce Atlanta and render me unavailable this morning, I caught up with Lawfare's newest senior editor, Anna Bower, to discuss her latest piece: Will Georgia's New Election Rules Allow Trump to Steal The Presidency? Quite the headline, no? I won't spoil it for you and blurt out the answer but ... eh. Enjoy the conversation between me and my pedestrian non-judicious brain and Anna's brilliance.

Georgia's 11th Congressional district has a unique general election scenario awaiting its voters. First, GOP incumbent Barry Loudermilk has spent much of the last two terms shilling for Donald Trump's "big lie" and whitewashing the January 6th insurrection. He's on the ballot, as is Katy Stamper - a former Libertarian candidate whose birth name is Karen Sacandy - who ran as a Democrat in the primary season and because of fluid primary voting with conservatives crossing over to

Today saw the return of most Apalachee HS students to most of their school's campus. With "The Rock" welcoming football players and a talented student musician going viral on TikTok just for emoting over the loss of his teacher and classmates, there's no shortage of courage on display. Republicans in a position to do something on the senselessness of near-unfettered access to weapons designed to kill mass quantities of people in short bursts have shown no such courage since that

The now two-day Georgia Elections Board September hearing - stretching from Friday to today - has been a drama-filled doozie - and I've plenty of audio to share with you, so get your popcorn and settle in for a wild ride. Remember when this board as a boring, "mostly-ministerial acts" sort of body? Ahh, good times. Instead, now, our state's board wants to further gum up Election Day/night certification by having humans hand-count paper ballots - by the thousands and reams of pages

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