The Georgia Hour, episode 207: The Blueberry Purge: Georgia GOP’s Antisemitism Scandal, Orchestrated Takedowns, and the Coming 2026 Civil War

In a fiery, rapid-fire episode of “The Geor­gia Hour” on Voice of Rur­al Amer­i­ca, host BKP unloads on what he calls a coor­di­nat­ed hit job inside the Geor­gia Repub­li­can Par­ty after the AJC exposed new­ly hired “spe­cial advi­sor” Brad Barnes for a long his­to­ry of anti­se­mit­ic, xeno­pho­bic, and white-nation­al­ist-adja­cent social-media posts.

BKP argues the scan­dal is not an acci­dent but a delib­er­ate purge:

• Barnes was qui­et­ly brought on Octo­ber 15, 2025 by Chair­man Josh McK­oon to “lever­age tech­nol­o­gy and win elec­tions” — right before Democ­rats flipped a Pub­lic Ser­vice Com­mis­sion seat and, in BKP’s words, “hand­ed Repub­li­cans our ass­es, dou­ble-cheek squeeze.”
• As soon as the AJC sto­ry dropped, estab­lish­ment fig­ures (Jason “Mon­go” Thomp­son, Deb­bie Doo­ley, Katie Frost, and oth­ers) instant­ly piled on demand­ing Barnes resign or be fired — despite many of them hav­ing trav­eled with him, sat at the same tables, and posed for pho­tos for years.
• BKP claims the same peo­ple scream­ing loud­est about anti­semitism now have either ignored or defend­ed far big­ger embar­rass­ments and sug­gests the out­rage is selec­tive because Barnes had become a lia­bil­i­ty or a con­ve­nient scape­goat.

The host smells a deep­er 2026 set­up:

• He accus­es Deb­bie Doo­ley of feed­ing the AJC the Barnes dirt as part of a Bri­an Kemp–Burt Jones alliance try­ing to kneecap poten­tial rivals (espe­cial­ly Mar­jorie Tay­lor Greene, whom Doo­ley just attacked over Israel/Gaza).
• He warns the Geor­gia GOP lead­er­ship is delib­er­ate­ly implod­ing the par­ty before the cru­cial 2026 cycle, pro­tect­ing grifters and RINOs while purg­ing actu­al Trump loy­al­ists.

The episode ends with quick hits on Gabriel Ster­ling run­ning for Sec­re­tary of State, mas­sive ille­gal-immi­grant pop­u­la­tion num­bers, new data-cen­ter bat­tles, stormwa­ter tax hikes, and Chris Carr’s attack ads on Burt Jones — all framed as proof the estab­lish­ment is pan­ick­ing and the grass­roots needs to take the par­ty back.