Georgia Sine Die: $38B Spent, Election Integrity Stalls, GOP Ballot Drama Erupts

Fri­day was Georgia’s Sine Die, the 40th leg­isla­tive day, where a $38 bil­lion bud­get passed, includ­ing $250 rebates for Geor­gians, but elec­tion secu­ri­ty hopes—exiting ERIC and adopt­ing paper ballots—fizzled under Kemp and Burns, crit­i­cized for their fake efforts. Mean­while, GA GOP chair Josh McK­oon is accused of block­ing Lisa Pierce and Kylie Kre­mer from bal­lots to favor his slate, includ­ing Salleigh Grubbs. Colton Moore’s video expos­ing this led him to rescind endorse­ments, spark­ing pan­ic and tears among Grubbs and allies like Dark Mon­ey Doo­ley. The episode pre­dicts a GOP reck­on­ing as endorse­ments unrav­el.

• Fri­day was Sine Die, 40th day of the leg­isla­tive ses­sion in GA. They spent 38B and they are going to send you $250, a tank of gas and east­er eggs. Kemp and Burns are stand­ing in the well… they thought they were gonna get us out of the ERIC sys­tem, and get paper bal­lots… laugh­ing at you for think­ing they are fight­ing for elec­tion secu­ri­ty. The GA GOP is work­ing with Kemp and Burns.  
• Dark Mon­ey Doo­ley has to run cov­er for Salleigh Grubbs, Josh McK­oon, and Jason Thomp­son. A cou­ple of weeks ago Colton Moore sent out an endorse­ment for Salleigh Grubbs but Colton Moore was unaware that there were a cou­ple of can­di­dates that were kept from bal­lot access. Salleigh can’t attack Colton Moore, Deb­bie can’t do her dark mon­ey emails so they are stuck and don’t know what to do. Salleigh is in tears call­ing Josh won­der­ing what to do after the release of Colton Moore video talk­ing about the two can­di­dates not on the bal­lot. 
• Josh McK­oon has lined up his can­di­dates and “pre­vent­ed” oppo­si­tion from enter­ing the bal­lot. McK­oon is the chair and has the deci­sion mak­ing author­i­ty of the GA GOP. Wouldn’t you love to see the com­mu­ni­ca­tion last night over the Colton Moore video. They were in full pan­ic mode last night. 
• Josh knows how to manip­u­late peo­ple to cov­er his tracks. Josh wants his slate and doesn’t want any­one “throw­ing sand in the gears”. He doesn’t want any­one to push back or ask ques­tions. 
• As long as you are qual­i­fied to be on the bal­lot, run for office. The del­e­gates are respect­ed to make the choice. 
• The doc­u­ments for Lisa Pierce and Kylie Kre­mer for their can­di­da­cy met the require­ments. But because Josh is over­lord of the GA GOP Inc, he is the decid­ing fac­tor. Lisa Pierce is being kept off the bal­lot for 1st Vice chair. And Kylie Kre­mer for assis­tant sec­re­tary. 
• Colton Moore comes out after a lot of peo­ple to rescind his endorse­ments. How bad can it be if they alter and manip­u­late the bal­lot. 
• As soon as the peo­ple drain the swamp at the GOP we will switch the bal­ance of pow­er to the law­mak­ers. 
• Did some­one com­mu­ni­cate with the polit­i­cal vine. Deb­bie couldn’t attack Colton Moore, Salleigh couldn’t go against Colton Moore. They had to go to some­one that it could­n’t hurt and do an attack. Bill Simon has been the polit­i­cal vine for 15 years and he car­ries water for some­one.   
• We will see how the GA GOP will respond. Every­one that has endorsed Josh McK­oon and Salleigh Grubbs will rescind their endorse­ment because of the GA GOP keep­ing peo­ple from the bal­lot. We shall see what hap­pens.