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These Democratic Women Are Rising Stars and Their Futures are Bright
Former State Senator and potential '26 gubernatorial candidate Jen Jordan Tift County Board of Education member Pat McKinnon State Rep...
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Every election cycle, Georgia politics serves up a matchup that tells you more about the state of a party than the candidates themselves. In...
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Every election season brings a fresh batch of names, new voices, and plenty of talk about who’s stepping up to lead Georgia next. But anybod...
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Every election cycle, folks act shocked when Georgia politics throws a curveball. But if you’ve watched this state long enough from courthou...
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Hell yeah DUBOSE! Let me add, neither the EPA nor GaDNR makes the coal plants monitor their heavy metal discharges OR the coal ash. You know, coal ash, the stuff that broke outta that dam in Tennessee and blanketed that town. The stuff that's left over from coal after you burn away the carbon? The EPA classifies coal ash & scrubber sludge as non toxic ... therefore that stuff IS SOLD & PUT INTO DRYWALL! In 2009 EPA was supposed to revisit the toxic/nontoxic question but they've delayed a decision. If they decide the right thing, coal ash & scrubber sludge will be the new asbestos and IN ALL OUR HOMES.
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