This week, Governor Brian Kemp announced that Georgia received $499,385,000 in grants to help communities impacted by Hurricane Helene strengthen the resilience of drinking water and wastewater unfractured and respond to water-related emergencies. This funding is a result of the 2025 American Relief Act and will be administered by the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA).

Rick Jackson announces leadership team

“Nepo baby Jon Ossoff is cozy with liberal elites like Alex Soros and Hillary Clinton because he’s one of them. Ossoff couldn’t care less about Georgians - he’s fighting for the liberal billionaires cutting his checks in the Hamptons.” - RNC Spokeswoman Emma Hall. 

Jobs announcement

Individual Income Tax: Individual Income Tax collections for the month decreased by $27.1 million, or 2.1%, from a total of nearly $1.27 billion in July 2025 (FY 2026). 

Ossoff supports reparations but fails to take personal action

Governor Brian P. Kemp announced that Siemens plans to create over 1,400 jobs at its new advanced manufacturing facility in Pendergrass over the next three years. The project represents at least $185 million in investment in Jackson County, pending final approvals.

Jon Ossoff is a hypocrit

Sen. Ossoff quickly supports radical Michigan candidate who supports defunding the police and sides with terrorists

Jon Ossof is all hype no substance

Georgia leaders meet with DOJ to fight fraud

Ossoff campaigns on legislation he voted against

Kemp announces appointments

Georgia Benefits From Trump’s Working Family Tax Cuts

Governor Kemp announces appointments to appeals court, superior court, and district attorney.

GA CNBC rating

Sen. Jon Ossoff finally calls on Platner to drop out as he becomes a political liability for Democrats

“Since I took office, over 64 percent of new jobs created have gone to parts of our state outside the metro Atlanta region, and the Rural Site Development Initiative is an important part of that broader effort to bring opportunity to all parts of Georgia,” said Governor Brian Kemp. “I'm grateful for the great partnership of the General Assembly in funding and promoting this program, and I look forward to even more jobs and investment going to rural areas.” 

Republican ticket features business leaders, compared to failed Democrat socialist