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How Do You Know A Bill Will Get Traction?

  • Yes­ter­day was the first day of the 40 day leg­isla­tive ses­sion. Gov­er­nor Kemp did give a press con­fer­ence. But you will see the fam­i­ly day as the law­mak­ers get sworn in. There was a whole lot of noth­ing hap­pen­ing yes­ter­day. 
  • We have yet to solve the crime of the 2020 elec­tion in Geor­gia. The peo­ple know what hap­pened but our law­mak­ers have tak­en lit­tle inter­est in solv­ing the crime, cor­rect­ing the sys­tem to pre­vent it hap­pen­ing again. Now that the 2024 elec­tion is behind us and Trump won there is no appetite for cor­rect­ing the elec­tion sys­tem. The 2020 elec­tion can­not become a cold case file. 
  • There was a Geor­gians for Truth ral­ly yes­ter­day at the capi­tol. The only thing that the AJC was con­cerned with was the trans­gen­ders. 
  • There will be democ­rats that will rush to put in bills that won’t go any­where. They all run to put bills in the hop­per and it will be up to the peo­ple to keep up with leg­is­la­tion that will move. How do you know a bill will get trac­tion? When you see mul­ti­ple names as a spon­sor or some­one in lead­er­ship. A demo leader will use bills for lever­age and nego­ti­a­tion. Imme­di­ate­ly they begin to trade spon­sor­ships for the bills. 
  • The State of the State address will be on Thurs­day. Next week will be Bud­get week so there won’t be any­thing sched­uled.

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