Early voting is in full swing and election day looms. It’s time for another edition of the podcast, and for this one, we need to add a content warning. Thanks a lot, Ms. Abrams.

Topics included:

- Polls pretty universally seem to be breaking the GOP’s way across the country.
- Warnock and Walker are still, neck and neck.
- The Washington Free Beacon publishes a hit piece on a Libertarian?
- Stacey Abrams shows how far we have headed in the direction of Idiocracy.
- Meanwhile, Politico explores the millions Abrams’ campaign manager made in legal fees.
- Early voting numbers continue to astound.
- The math doesn’t add up on WellStar’s decision to close Atlanta Medical Center.
- Bill Torpy points out what we did months ago about GOP State House candidate Robert Trim.
- Clarence Thomas stays Lindsey Graham’s subpoena in the Fani Willis probe.

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Election Trends, Hit Piece on Oliver, Abrams, and WellStar(content warning)

This is a cover of "Last Christmas" by Wham, which originally appeared on "Music from the Edge of Heaven."

Last Christmas (Wham Cover)

Scot comes with receipts about Trump's impact on Kemp's 2018 runoff win.

Lindsey Graham says Kemp has gone all in for Trump.

Harris and Trump campaigns are spending so much cash, Georgia's TV stations can lay in piles of cash like Huell Babineaux in 'Breaking Bad.'

Why Fani Willis's mishandling of the YSL RICO Trial bodes well for Trump.

And How Trump's trial is unlikely to happen this year.

Controversy begins to swirl around one State Election Board Member.

McKoon's email regarding the 3000 double-scanned Fulton county ballots.

What is the Purcell principle, and why should the SEB pay attention to it?

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Election Board Drama

The conversation delves into the recent federal spending freeze and its implications for Georgia, particularly focusing on Medicaid and state budgeting. Senator Blake Tillery, the Senate Appropriations Chair, provides insights into the state's financial resilience and the ongoing debate over Medicaid expansion. The discussion also touches on the legal aspects of federal spending actions, the role of executive power in budgeting, and the challenges of mandatory spending and entitlement programs. In this segment, the conversation delves into various pressing issues including public panic surrounding fiscal policies, the implications of federal spending and debt, the significance of tort reform in Georgia's economy, the political maneuvering of Colton Moore, and the challenges faced in education funding and local government decisions. The speakers express concerns about the disproportionate reactions to fiscal changes, the need for responsible spending, and the complexities of local governance in relation to education funding. In this episode, the hosts discuss various political topics, including the impact of social media on political narratives, the controversial nomination of RFK Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services, and the origins of the anti-vaccine movement. They reflect on the political decorum exemplified by Calvin Smyre and share personal anecdotes, culminating in a heartfelt discussion about upcoming life changes for one of the hosts.



Senator Tillery & Federal Spending Freeze

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