The Georgia Hour, episode 192: MTG’s Red-Hat Rebellion: Unmasking the Boys’ Club Plot to Block Her Georgia Power Grab

In this fiery episode of The Geor­gia Hour on Voice of Rur­al Amer­i­ca (aired Octo­ber 31, 2025), host BKP dives head­first into Geor­gia’s cut­throat Repub­li­can pol­i­tics, blend­ing raw spec­u­la­tion, insid­er gos­sip, and unfil­tered rants to dis­sect Rep. Mar­jorie Tay­lor Greene’s (MTG) esca­lat­ing ambi­tions. Kick­ing off with fresh polling data and a jab at Demo­c­rat Jeff Dun­can’s $200K guber­na­to­r­i­al fundrais­er, BKP quick­ly piv­ots to MTG’s “turn”—a cal­cu­lat­ed evo­lu­tion from QAnon punch­ing bag and “space laser woman” to a bat­tle-hard­ened MAGA force eye­ing statewide office.

BKP paints MTG as a scorned under­dog, mocked as “white trash” from Geor­gia’s 14th Dis­trict by Atlanta elites in Brookhaven and Cobb Coun­ty. He traces her trans­for­ma­tion back to 2022, when efforts to boot her from the bal­lot prompt­ed a savvy 12-hour media blitz with out­lets like The Wash­ing­ton Post, New York Times, and the AJC—flipping nar­ra­tives from car­i­ca­ture to “real per­son.” Fast-for­ward to her full-throat­ed Trump cam­paign­ing, self-fund­ed nation­wide tours, and “Say Her Name” floor speech­es, and BKP argues she’s primed for gov­er­nor or U.S. Sen­ate, demand­ing a Trump endorse­ment as her due for wear­ing the red hat loud­er than any­one.

The episode’s core con­spir­a­cy? A “boys’ club” of estab­lish­ment Republicans—led by Gov. Bri­an Kemp, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, GRP Chair Josh McK­oon, and allies like Sal­ly Grubbs and John Fredericks—allegedly owe MTG favors from her help purg­ing crit­ics but are now sab­o­tag­ing her rise. BKP con­nects dots: MTG’s heavy invest­ing in GRP con­ven­tions; her June 2025 con­ven­tion speech sound­ing sus­pi­cious­ly guber­na­to­r­i­al (even earn­ing a cheeky AJC arti­cle); and Jones’ sus­pi­cious­ly ear­ly August Trump endorse­ment, timed as a “block” to kneecap her momen­tum, espe­cial­ly after whis­pers of her inter­est sur­faced via chats with can­di­dates like Jones him­self.

BKP ampli­fies MTG’s recent X posts as sub­lim­i­nal war­fare: slam­ming “pathet­ic Repub­li­can men” and “paid social media influ­encers” for demand­ing she stay “seen but not heard”; tout­ing her con­struc­tion busi­ness creds to high­light GOP fail­ures on Oba­macare, Social Secu­ri­ty, and tax­es; and fundrais­ing aggres­sive­ly against “cor­rupt insid­ers.” He pre­dicts her upcom­ing Real Time with Bill Maher and The View appear­ances (tied to the gov­ern­ment shut­down) could deliv­er a “stand­ing ova­tion” if Trump resolves the crisis—nullifying Jones’ endorse­ment and cat­a­pult­ing her as the anti-estab­lish­ment mom (show­cas­ing posts with her Ole Miss son and daugh­ter Lau­ren).

Tying in fresh scan­dals, BKP spot­lights a take­down ad and AJC exposé on Jones’ fam­i­ly prof­it­ing from $10B data cen­ters, rewrit­ten laws, and sky­rock­et­ing ener­gy prices—perfect fod­der for the PSC race’s final ear­ly vot­ing day. Polling break­downs show Sen­ate fron­trun­ner Mike Collins at 30% (but “une­lec­table” in gen­er­als), Bud­dy Carter stag­nant at 20%, Derek Doo­ley ris­ing, and a whop­ping 38% undecided—leaving room for MTG’s name recog­ni­tion to surge. BKP warns she’d crush Jones in a pri­ma­ry by own­ing wom­en’s votes (con­tra naysay­ers), every­day pains like gro­cery costs, and bold promis­es like axing state income tax­es, while posi­tion­ing her­self as the anti­dote to minor­i­ty-par­ty irrel­e­vance in the House.

The rant broad­ens to Kem­p’s “WEF-aligned” glob­al sellout—courting Hyundai, SK Group, and Davos elites for EV hubs at Geor­gia’s expense (via a sharp Sub­stack nod to Scott Howard)—before wrap­ping with vot­ing reminders (fall back, PSC on Tues­day), jabs at “Albi­no Rhi­no” GRP oper­a­tive Brant Frost V, “What the Futch” coun­ty chairs, and a plea to ditch untrust­wor­thy influ­encers like Jon George. BKP signs off unapolo­get­i­cal­ly opin­ion­at­ed: MTG’s not just stir­ring the pot—she’s flip­ping the table, and the boys’ club is sweat­ing. No endorse­ments offered, just “facts” from a self-pro­claimed puz­zle-mas­ter, leav­ing lis­ten­ers buzzing for Mon­day’s fall­out.