Georgia Crossover Day Chaos: 75 Bills, Colton Moore’s Fight, and Banking Lobby Power

“Geor­gia Crossover Day Chaos: 75 Bills, Colton Moore’s Fight, and Bank­ing Lob­by Pow­er” unpacks the wild events of Georgia’s leg­isla­tive Crossover Day on March 6, 2025. Dive into the record-break­ing pas­sage of 75 bills in a sin­gle day—raising ques­tions about how law­mak­ers could pos­si­bly read them all, hint­ing at top-down vot­ing con­trol. State Sen­a­tor Colton Moore’s clash with Speak­er Jon Burns takes cen­ter stage as Moore seeks a war­rant for Kei­th Williams and sub­poe­nas Burns, Chuck Efs­tra­tion, and Ter­ry Eng­land after being blocked from the House cham­ber. Could this spark a mas­sive set­tle­ment? Mean­while, SB57, aimed at stop­ping debank­ing, failed due to bank­ing lob­by pres­sure on Sen­ate Pro Temp John Kennedy. As bills shuf­fle between cham­bers, this episode, aired March 7, 2025, breaks down the pow­er plays and what’s next by Mon­day.

• Yes­ter­day was crossover day in Geor­gia. 
• We all remem­ber when Sen­a­tor Colton Moore attempt­ed to enter the House cham­ber when Kemp was giv­ing the State of the State address. Speak­er Jon Burns stopped Colton Moore at the door. State Sen­a­tor Colton Moore has gone to the courts for a war­rant appli­ca­tion for Kei­th Williams. Speak­er Jon Burns, Chuck Efs­tra­tion, and Ter­ry Eng­land have been sub­poe­naed for this attack. The argu­ment can be made that this was done at the cap­i­tal and the cap­i­tal has its own juris­dic­tion. Ful­ton Coun­ty will prob­a­bly not have juris­dic­tion. This may be lever­age for a large set­tle­ment for Colton Moore. 
• The House passed 75 bills just yes­ter­day, a record. You can­not pass 75 bills unless the major­i­ty of the state house rep­re­sen­ta­tives are told how to vote. You can’t read the 75 bills in one day. SB57 failed, the peo­ple were try­ing to get it passed, it was debank­ing. The bank­ing lob­by­ist got to sen­ate pro temp Kennedy, he led the way in killing the bill. 
• This is where the cham­bers will mod­i­fy, change bills and push to the orig­i­nat­ing cham­ber. Come Mon­day morn­ing we have to know what is what.