[jlisenbe]

Famous porn-author Stacey Abrams, after referring to the state she thinks she would like to be the governor of as, "...the worst state in the country to live," has now rethought her comment and decided, not that it was wrong in any serious way, but merely an, "inelegant delivery". Isn't that somewhat like a man calling his wife fat, but then later explaining to her that he should have called her fat in a more elegant manner? How would I call Georgia the worst state in which to live, and yet do so elegantly? "Georgia, dear Georgia, is, as we say in our beloved operas and symphonies, rather charmingly the least desirable location in which to domicile."

[tomder55]

The Georgia primaries showed that Trump is not all that ...at least in Georgia he over estimated his influence and the Georgian voter's tolerance to the grievance game he has been playing .

There will now be a rematch between Kemp and Abrams .He won a close race against her at a time when the Democrats were at a high water mark (for whatever reason) .Will she survive the red wave coming ? I don't think so if the balloting is close to legit.

Hershel Walker got the GOP nod for the Senate contest. He is up against Sen. Raphael Warnock, whose election in a 2021 runoff gave the Dems their 50-50+1 majority .

[tomder55]

The claim was that Georgia election laws equaled voter repression ....as Clueless claimed; "Jim Crow on steroids". So why did Georgia have record turnout in the primaries? The record turnout included early-voting turnout, and unprecedented minority participation. The rejection rate of votes were 1.2 percent Black voters and 0.9 percent White voters; an insignificant difference.