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Georgia senators again push conservative aims for schools

Republican state senators in Georgia passed a bill on Tuesday that would limit sex education and prohibit transgender high school girls from competing in girls sports.

Exclusive--O'Brien: Emails Reveal Athens Mayor Saw Laken Riley's Murder as a PR Problem

For some time now, Athens-Clarke County has refused to honor requests that it hold criminal aliens for pick-up by ICE. So, despite Mayor Girtz’s claims to the contrary, it is aΒ de factoΒ sanctuary jurisdiction whether it has passed an ordinance to that effect or not.

The post Exclusive–O’Brien: Emails Reveal Athens Mayor Saw Laken Riley’s Murder as a PR Problem appeared first on Breitbart.

Fani Willis doubles down after Nathan Wade scandal, warns 'train is coming'

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said her team hasn't been slowed down by accusations of impropriety in her case against former President Trump, adding she did nothing illegal.

Some Georgia workers would find it harder to become union members under a new bill

The Georgia House voted Wednesday in favor of a new bill, backed by Gov. Brian Kemp, which may make it harder for employees at companies receiving state economic incentives to unionize

General Election Poll: Donald Trump Leads Joe Biden in Georgia

Former President Donald Trump is leading President Joe Biden by four points in Georgia, the latest Marist survey found.

Donald Trump Files Motion to Disqualify Fani Willis from Georgia Case

Former President Donald Trump filed a motion on Monday to disqualify Fulton County prosecutor Fani Willis from the Georgia election interference case.

Nothing Peachy About Georgia’s Willis-Wade Hanky-Panky Ruling

Fulton County, Georgia, SuperiorΒ CourtΒ JudgeΒ Scott McAfee’sΒ decision is one fine muddle.Β 

McAfee ruled on Friday in the Fani Willis-Nathan WadeΒ sexual-kickback case: It takes two to tango, but only one is too corrupt to stay on the dance floor.Β 

How does that work?

McAfeeΒ gave Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis the option to continue her election-interference persecution against former President Donald Trump, but only if she booted Wade, her lead prosecutor and former boyfriend/high-flying travel companion.

McAfee’sΒ ruling only makes sense if Willis and Wade conducted their torrid love affair with Wade awake and Willis comatose. Not even Helen Keller would have been so oblivious of events in which she was, literally, intimately involved.

β€œIt’s like finding two people in a bank vault andΒ taking one off to jail,” George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley told Fox News. β€œThey were the two parts of this relationship, and only one of them was disqualified.” 

BREAKING: Jonathan Turley blasts Judge Scott McAfee over ruling that Fani Willis either recuse herself or remove lover Nathan Wade from the Trump case, says, β€œIt’s like finding two people in a bank vault and taking one off to jail. WATCH pic.twitter.com/iCdzyDOrQ2

β€” Simon Ateba (@simonateba) March 15, 2024

Turley added: β€œWhy should Willis escape that same penalty? The opinion leaves us feeling like the court went and shot the wounded.”

The decisionΒ should have been either: Wade and Willis are clean. So, proceed. Or Wade and Willis are crooked. So, you’re fired!

Instead, McAfee ruled: Willis is clean, and Wade is crooked. So, she should stay or leave with Wade, as she wishes. Whatever.

Huh?

McAfee’s pretzel logic might involve his reelection in two months. Perhaps by leaving Willis some wiggle room, McAfee reckons he can tiptoe around the land mine that would have exploded had he disqualifiedΒ Willis andΒ blown this case and himself sky-high.

This underscores the urgent need to eliminate all judicial elections and make local, county, and state judges like federal jurists; namely, appointed by executives, confirmed by legislators, and unbeholden to voters. Justice cannot be blind while shaking hands and kissing babies.Β 

McAfee might have ruled 100% on the law and evidence and 0% on his own political prospects.Β And yet he is onΒ Fulton County’sΒ MayΒ 21Β ballot, according to his election website.

Thus, speculation stirs that McAfee’s decision wasΒ a self-serving campaign stunt. Such thoughts, justified or not, corrode confidence in a justice system alreadyΒ sinking into a quicksand ofΒ public doubts.

Meanwhile, Trump’s attorneys responded to McAfee.

β€œWhile respecting the Court’s decision, we believe that the Court did not afford appropriate significance to theΒ prosecutorial misconductΒ of Willis and Wade, including the financial benefits, testifying untruthfully about when their personal relationship began, as well as Willis’ extrajudicial [Martin Luther King Day] β€˜church speech,’ where she played the race card and falsely accused the defendants and their counsel of racism,” declaredΒ Steve Sadow,Β Trump’sΒ lead counselΒ in the alleged election-interference prosecution. β€œWe will use all legal options available as we continue to fight to end this case, which should never have been brought in the first place.”

These β€œlegal options” most assuredly involve appeal motions. Wiser jurists might return a more rational result, perhaps based on McAfee’s finding that there was at leastΒ the appearance of corruptionΒ in this case. In legal matters, appearance alone tends to be sufficient to jettison parties too tainted to remain in place. Appearance should be enough to dismiss Willis, now that Wade has resigned in disgrace.

No less a Trump hater than Andrew Weissmann, a former Justice Department Deep Stater, considers Willis too crippled to continue. As he commented via X:Β β€œFor the good of the case, given thatΒ ethics issuesΒ will abound now as to Willis, she should voluntarily recuse herself from the case and allow another prosecutor to oversee the GA trump [sic] case.”

For the good of the case, given that ethics issues will abound now as to Willis, she should voluntarily recuse herself from the case and allow another prosecutor to oversee the GA trump case.

β€” Andrew Weissmann (weissmann11 on Threads)? (@AWeissmann_) March 15, 2024

Willis cannot stand in court and challenge the propriety of Trump and 18 other co-defendants without the entire countryβ€”and the juryβ€”thinking: β€œGo look in the mirror!”

And now, this circus moves on to appellate court.Β Whatever other judges decide, these appeals will take time. And right now, time is Trump’s best friend.

The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation.

Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please emailΒ letters@DailySignal.comΒ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular β€œWe Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.

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GA Lawmaker: We're Looking to Change, Amend Laws to Provide Rules Against Fani Willis' Type of Improper Behavior

By: Jeff Poor Β·Β Jeff Poor
During an appearance on FNC's "Cavuto Live," Georgia State Sen. Bill Cowsert (R) said the Georgia General Assembly was pursuing its investigation of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' prosecution of former President Donald Trump.

Georgia's Kirby Smart sounds alarm on how NIL affects recruiting

Georgia football coach Kirby Smart sounded the alarm on NIL while talking to reporters at the school's pro day ahead of the NFL Draft on Wednesday.

Poll: Trump Leads Biden in Georgia as General Election Kicks Off

Former President Donald Trump enters the general election leading President Joe Biden in Georgia by three points, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll.

Why Fani Failed: 3 Trump Counts Dropped Because 'Felony' Not Specified

The judge who threw out three criminal charges against former President Donald Trump in Georgia on Wednesday did so because District Attorney Fani Willis did not specify the felonies she said he was asking public officials to commit.

As ruling on DA Fani Willis looms in GA Trump case, defense sources say 'the court is being played'

As defense attorneys wait for Judge McAfee to issue a ruling on whether to disqualify DA Fani Willis, some sources involved say 'the court is being played' because they believe Willis lied under oath.

Freedom Caucuses Shaking Up How Business Is Done in 11 States

For nearly a decade, the House Freedom Caucus has disrupted the way business is done in Congress. Now, that same model is spreading to state capitals across America.

State Freedom Caucus Network President Andy Roth is no stranger to Washington’s policy fights after spending years with the Club for Growth. A few years ago, he decided it was time to turn his attention to the states. Today, the State Freedom Caucus Network is growing and currently active in 11 states that span the country.

On this episode of β€œThe Daily Signal Podcast,” we talk about the how these conservative lawmakers are challenging the status quo and shaking up the establishment. The transcript was edited for length.

Rob Bluey: You spent nearly two decades in Washington at the Club for Growth. You and I got to know each other fighting earmarks and all sorts of other bad things that Congress was doing. What inspired you to refocus your attention on state legislatures?

Andy Roth: The network was based on the House Freedom Caucus business model. The House Freedom Caucus launched in 2015 and almost immediatelyβ€”because of my position at the Club for Growthβ€”I had a lot of state lawmakers come to me and say gosh, β€œI wish we had that at the state level.” So we’ve been talking about this for years.

In 2019, we were like, we’ve got to make this happen because there are 50 swamps in the 50 states that people don’t know about. And they’re arguably, I would say they are worse than the swamp in D.C.

Because of the COVID stuff, school choice, there are so many issues that impact people and their families at the state level, and no attention was paid on them. So in 2019, we launched the network.

The Georgia Freedom Caucus was the first one. Then we went to South Carolina, South Dakota, Illinois, on and on. And now we have 11 of them.

Bluey: What’s your strategy in terms of how you identify a state?

Roth: These state Freedom Caucuses have to originate organically, meaning that the lawmakers themselves have to come to us and say, β€œWe’ve got the members. We’ve got the desire. We have the principles. Let’s do it.”

We then talk to them and we help put it together and then we launch. We found the members in Georgia, South Carolina, and elsewhere because they were ready to go. That’s the process now going forward.

A lot of state lawmakers all across the country know about us, but there are some that still don’t. But once they do, they come to us and then we go through the process and hopefully we’re able to launch.

There is a Freedom Caucus movement that is sweeping across the nation. Do you want to know what it looks like? This: pic.twitter.com/IHFkvR6qWn

β€” Andy Roth (@andyroth) January 11, 2024

Bluey: Could you speak to some of those characteristics of people who are involved?

Roth: They are full-spectrum conservatives, but more importantly than that, they are conservatives before they’re Republicans.

If there are Republican leadersβ€”whether it’s the governor, whether it’s the speaker of the State House or the Senate majority leaderβ€”if they’re pushing policies that are not conservative, we only want lawmakers who are willing to fight back against them.

Not only do they have to be great on policy, but they have to be willing to fight Republicans and Democrats at every turn.

Bluey: Some of those politicians haven’t exactly welcomed the State Freedom Caucus Network. What are some of the conflicts that are playing out right now in the states?

Roth: The best example is Wyoming. It is the reddest state in the union based on Trump-Biden numbers. [Donald] Trump won that state more than any other state.

The Wyoming House has 57 Republicans to only five Democrats. So you would think that they could pass school choice, ban transgender surgeries on minors, and get pornography out of the classroom.

But when you look at the actual voting records, instead of 57 to 5, it’s 26 conservatives to 36 liberals.

Liberals are in charge of the Wyoming House and the Senate, frankly. And that’s because big-government liberals know that they cannot win in Wyoming with a D after their name. So they simply put an R after their name, run, get elected, and then vote like liberals.

Wyoming is not an outlier. Every red state is like that. And that’s why you’re seeing headlines in South Carolina, Missouri, Idaho, all the states that we’re in where we are provoking the establishment and exposing their conceit.

?BREAKING: The "What Is a Woman Act," which would define a woman as a woman in state law, just FAILED in the WYOMING House of Reps.

Not California. In WYOMING.

20 "Republicans" voted against it.

Here is @WYFreedomCaucus member @jwforw explaining her bill.? pic.twitter.com/OwYOeypnqM

β€” State Freedom Caucus Network (@SFC_Network) February 15, 2024

Bluey: What are some of the tactics that you use to achieve your goals?

Roth: In Missouri, our most recent state, we launched on Jan. 5, and in two weeks, our lawmakers got kicked off their committees, had their parking spots taken, and even some of their staff got pay deducted because they committed the horrible sin of pushing leadership to pass the conservative priorities that the entire state GOP has advocated for.

Our lawmakers in Missouri merely said, β€œWe’re going to filibuster all gubernatorial appointments until you guys commit to actually putting good legislation on the floor.” Well, they didn’t like that, so they kicked them off committees and took their parking spots away, and so on.

In South Carolina, it was even worse than that. At the very beginning of last year’s session, leadership required every member of the Republican House to sign a loyalty pledge. And this loyalty pledge had a lot of stipulations in it, but one of them said, you cannot criticize any of your Republican colleagues.

One of our South Carolina Freedom Caucus members raised their hand and said, β€œSo if I take a picture of the vote board after a big vote, vote and tweet that out, am I criticizing my colleagues?” And they said, β€œYes.” So our South Carolina Freedom Caucus members refused to sign the loyalty pledge.

Within a couple of days, they got kicked out of the House Republican Caucus. They’re now off on an island. And I’ll tell you candidly, our Freedom Caucus members were kind of wringing their hands when leadership was threatening them. But ever since they’ve been kicked out, it’s been liberating for them because they don’t have to attend the stupid meetings where leadership finger wags at you and says, β€œWe have to pass this huge corporate welfare bill.” They don’t have to listen to any of that anymore.

You may have seen this video going viral on X.

This is @RepAdamMorgan, our Chairman of the @SCFreedomCaucus.

He understands how the swamp operates more than anyone.
pic.twitter.com/133Wzc3ODw

β€” State Freedom Caucus Network (@SFC_Network) March 12, 2024

Bluey: You’ve mentioned some of the issues that they’ve confronted in the states. What are some of the other policy debates that are coming up?

Roth: In red states, budgets pass almost unanimously. If you’ve got Republicans and Democrats voting for budgets, you should be worried and the data bears that out. States are increasing their budgets year after year after year.

We fight on the budget first and foremost. And we use every opportunity to offer amendments to cut this or that. And, unfortunately, we’re still losing because the state Freedom Caucus only has a small number of members compared to the overall legislature. But in South Carolina, last year’s budget had more no votes than any time in the last 50 years.

All of the big hot topic issues that you see in the headlines our guys are fighting onβ€”like school choice, banning transgender surgeries for minors. We really like are hitting every issue possible.

Bluey: What motivates these conservative leaders to keep the fight going and recruit others to the cause?

Roth: Honestly, each other. I knew that the establishment would retaliate. What I didn’t fully appreciate at the time is that these members really love and respect each other and they stick together.

And they do that not just on the floor of the chamber when they vote, but they meet a lot of time, they pray a lot of time with each other. And when you know you’re in a trench, fighting against somebody, knowing that the person to your left and to your right have your back, that motivates everything.

In a lot of these red states, the grassroots are kind of demoralized. They see what’s going on in D.C. They see that nothing’s going on in their state capital. But now, for the first time, they have a Freedom Caucus at their state capital not only voting with them, but being very loud and vocal.

Did you know that teachers unions are spending millions of dollars in GOP primaries?

In IL, they're spending over $250K on primary challenges against @ILFreedomCaucus members Reps. Blaine Wilhour and Adam Niemerg.

All because they support school choice.https://t.co/DXk8F5MfN4

β€” State Freedom Caucus Network (@SFC_Network) March 5, 2024

Bluey: Can you share any thoughts on where you might go next?

Roth: Texas just had their big primaries last week. It was beautiful. The governor, the attorney general, the lieutenant governor, even President Trump endorsed candidates against liberal Republican incumbents, and in a lot of cases they won.

We have had our eye on Texas for a long time, but things were so corrupt there and so bad in Austin, I joke that it’s like a Spanish soap opera because it’s not only policy disputes, it’s personalities disputes.

Then there’s other states like Oklahoma and Ohio that I think we could be in fairly quickly.

I am worried about Florida. Gov. Ron DeSantis has done such a great job there that there’s almost an attitude of we don’t need a Florida Freedom Caucus.

My argument to them is DeSantis isn’t going to be there forever and the great thing about state Freedom Caucuses is that they live in perpetuity. Lawmakers will come and go but you can always count on a state Freedom Caucus to advance conservative policies.

Bluey: How can people support your organization?

Roth: I love that question. We are a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(4), so what that means is that we have an educational arm and an advocacy arm. The State Freedom Caucus Network is our mothership. And then State Freedom Caucus Foundation is our educational arm. Just go to our website and you can give to either one.

Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please emailΒ letters@DailySignal.comΒ and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular β€œWe Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.

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Georgia judge teaches this vital lesson about legal system and Trump, Biden

Georgia judge Scott McAfee has thrown out, for the time being at least, six charges against former President Donald Trump and 18 others. His dismissal of charges tells us this.

CNN's Honig: Trump Charges Dropped in GA Case 'Embarrassing' Screwup For Fani Willis

By: Pam Key Β·Β Pam Key
CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig said Wednesday on CNN's "Newsroom" thatΒ Fulton County, GA Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee dismissing multiple charges in former President Donald Trump’s Georgia election racketeering case is "embarrassing" for Fulton County, GA District Attorney Fani Willis and her team.

Warnock: Just Because Georgia Had 'Record Turnout,' It 'Doesn't Mean There Isn't Voter Suppression'

On Tuesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s β€œReidOut,” Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) acknowledged that there was β€œrecord turnout,” in his election, but argued that β€œjust because people stood in long lines and endured the rain in order to vote, that doesn’t mean

Georgia QB Carson Beck addresses concerns surrounding extravagant SUV: 'It's just a car'

Georgia's Carson Beck now has the luxury of driving to football practice in a flashy, new ride. But the quarterback attempted to downplay the attention surrounding his car.

White House: Joe Biden 'Did Not Apologize' to Laken Riley's Accused Killer

President Joe Biden "did not apologize" for calling 22-year-old Laken Riley’s alleged killer "an illegal," a WH spokeswoman said.

Reports: Georgia Black Vote Begins to Slip Away from Joe BidenΒ 

Georgia, a swing state Joe Biden won in 2022 by half a point, has the second-largest black population in the United States. Β 

Donald Trump Rocks UFC Fight, Crowd Goes Wild

Former President Donald Trump, the presumptive GOP nominee for president in 2024, appeared at the UFC fight on Saturday night at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, where a sold-out crowd went wild as he entered the stadium.

Watch Live: Donald Trump Holds Rally in Rome, Georgia

Former President Donald Trump will hold a rally with supporters in Rome, Georgia, on Saturday, March 9.

Fulton County ethics board won't hear complaints against Fani Willis

The Fulton County Board of Ethics said it lacks jurisdiction to hear several ethics complaints brought against District Attorney Fani Willis related to her affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Watch: Joe Biden Mispronounces Laken Riley's Name at State of the Union

President Joe Biden seemingly mispronounced the name of Laken Riley, the 22-year-old Georgia nursing student murdered allegedly at the hands of an illegal alien, during his State of the Union (SOTU) address on Thursday evening.

White House Refuses to Say If Joe Biden Will Mention Laken Riley at State of the Union Address

The White House is refusing to say whether President Joe Biden will mention the murder of 22-year-old nursing student Laken Riley in Athens, Georgia, allegedly at the hands of an illegal alien who was released into the United States by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Break Your Silence: Jim Banks Calls On Joe Biden to Name Laken Riley at SOTU

Rep. Jim Banks is calling on Joe Biden to break his silence on the murder of 22-year-old Laken Riley during his State of the Union address.

Rep. Mike Collins to Introduce 'Laken Riley Act' Requiring DHS Lock Up Illegal Aliens with Arrest Records

Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) is introducing the "Laken Riley Act" named after 22-year-old nursing student Laken Riley who was murdered in Athens, Georgia, last month allegedly by an illegal alien who had criminal charges against him in two states.

The Fani Willis Escapades Grind On

The fun never sets in the Atlanta courtroom of Superior CourtΒ JudgeΒ Scott McAfee. That is the red-hot scene of the adults-only realityΒ TV hitΒ calledΒ β€œThe Real Prosecutors of Fulton County.”

As The Associated Press observed on Wednesday, a perilous political matter has β€œtaken on a soap opera atmosphere, bogged down by testimony about sex, dating, cash stashes, and text messages … .”

This week’s guestΒ star isΒ Terrence Bradley, Esq., theΒ former law partner of Nathan Wade. Wade, for his part, swimsΒ in controversy. He conducted an adulterous relationship with Fulton County DistrictΒ Attorney Fani Willis, even while he was married (en route to divorce) and worksΒ for Willis as leadΒ prosecutor in her criminal trial related to former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to β€œoverturn” the 2020 election.

Bradley testified about when Willis and Wade startedΒ their swingin’ affair.Β He previously had exchanged hundreds of emails withΒ Ashleigh Merchant, an attorneyΒ forΒ Trump’sΒ co-defendant Michael Roman, regarding the timing of Willis and Wade’s romance. In one message, Bradley said that it β€œabsolutely” began before Willis employed Wade in November 2021.

Special prosecutor Nathan Wade listens to Fulton County Executive District Attorney Daysha Young during final arguments in District Attorney Fani Willis’ disqualification hearing at the Fulton County Courthouse on Friday in Atlanta. (Photo: Alex Slitz/AFP/Getty Images)

But then Bradley contractedΒ courtroom-induced amnesia.Β Frustrated, Merchant told McAfee: β€œJudge, he doesn’t remember much of anything right now.”

Memories fade. But, alas for Willis and Wade, phone billsΒ are forever.

Wade’s cellphone records are highly incriminating. They show some 2,000 calls and 10,000 text messages between Willis and Wade. They communicated nonstop, with the frenzied back and forth of teenagers in heat.

EvenΒ more revealing are the location data from Wade’s cellphone. They confirm thatΒ Wade repeatedlyΒ showedΒ up at Willis’ home ’round midnight and then went home by the dawn’s early light.

DidΒ they burn the midnight oil reviewing documents and plotting trialΒ procedures or were otherΒ things afoot by candlelight?

Wade and Willis testified that they β€œdid not sleep together” before Willis hiredΒ Wade.

As the late, great Henry Kissinger wouldΒ have put it, this most likely β€œhas the added advantage of being true.” These visits in the wee small hours involved little, if any,Β actual sleep.

The opposing counsel should have asked the obvious question as directly as this: β€œDid you two have sex before Willis employed Wade?”

Of course, Willis paidΒ Wade an enormousΒ sum to argueΒ a complex Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) case against a former president of the United States. This is the legal equivalent of starring in the flying trapeze. Wade seems better equipped to drive a clown car. Nonetheless, he got paid like P.T. Barnum.

Wade has earned some $654,000 from Willis’ case against Trump since January 2022. Fishier still, Willis paid Wade $250 per hour in November and December 2021 while disbursing β€œonly” $150 per hour to John Floyd, reputedly Georgia’s go-to RICO expert, according to a contractΒ secured by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Wade then spentΒ part of this bonanza to take Willis on cruises; a fabulous weekend in Napa Valley,Β California; and other hot times in posh spots.

Willis seems to have recruitedΒ Wade in exchange for sexual favors and financial benefits, namely earthshaking assignations and splashy vacations.

This was a giant sexualΒ kickback schemeβ€”call it play to payβ€”all financed withΒ Fulton County, Georgia, taxpayers’ dollars.

If Willis hired her boyfriend, then this is corruption.

If Willis hired Wade and then started copulatingΒ with him, then this sounds like sexual harassment: A boss knocking boots with anΒ employee over whom she wieldsΒ professional and economic power.

This is either a kickback scamΒ or #MeToo in reverse.

Which is it, Fani?

Willis and Wade should be booted fromΒ this case. Indeed, thisΒ entire stinking wreck shouldΒ be dismissed andΒ Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, Sidney Powell, Harrison Floyd, Michael Roman, and the other defendantsΒ who are being persecutedβ€”or who already have pleaded guiltyβ€”should have their charges dropped, their legal fees reimbursed, andΒ profound apologies rendered by the people of Fulton County.

The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation.

Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please emailΒ letters@DailySignal.com,Β and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular β€œWe Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.

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UGA Vigil: Hundreds Mourn Laken Riley

By: Paul Bois Β·Β Paul Bois
Hundreds of UGA students gathered on Thursday to mourn the death of Laken Riley along with the death of Wyatt Banks.

Trump Speaks with 'Devastated' Angel Parents of 'Incredible' Laken Riley

During a visit to the United States-Mexico border, former President Donald Trump says he has spoken with the Angel Parents of Laken Riley, the 22-year-old nursing student murdered allegedly by an illegal alien in Athens, Georgia.

Text messages show timeline of events to disqualify Fani Willis, Trump camp asserts

Terrence Bradley β€” former law partner and divorce attorney of prosecutor Nathan Wade β€” testified under oath Tuesday regarding what he knew about Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis and special prosector Nathan Wade's personal relationship.

'Blood on Your Hands': Protesters Heckle Athens, Georgia, Mayor After Laken Riley's Murder

Athens, Georgia, residents heckled their Democrat mayor following the murder of Laken Riley, allegedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant.

Senate Republicans: Mayorkas Must Explain Why He Freed into U.S. Illegal Alien Accused of Murdering Laken Riley

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee are giving Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas until the end of next week to explain why an illegal alien, now accused of murdering 22-year-old nursing student Laken Riley, was released into the United States with parole from the southern border.

Texts: Ex-Law Partner Privately Confirmed Fani Willis & Nathan Wade Dated Before She Was Elected DA

An attorney for Trump co-defendant Michael Roman read aloud a text message in which she asked Terrence Bradley if he thought Fani Willis and Nathan Wade started dating before she hired him. Bradley replied, β€œabsolutely.”

Georgia: Hamas-linked CAIR lobbies against and kills antisemitism bill

Georgia: Hamas-linked CAIR lobbies against and kills antisemitism bill
Murtaza Khwaja said that the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) opposed the bill because it would restrict criticism of (and no doubt propaganda against) Israel, but there is also this: the Jews in the Qur’an are called the strongest of all people in enmity toward the Muslims (5:82); they fabricate things and falsely ascribe […]
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