State Administrative Law Judge Charles Beaudrot ruled on Friday that Rep Perjorie Marjorie Taylor Greene can run for reelection, rejecting the arguments of a group of voters who challenged her eligibility alleging she engaged in an insurrection.
State law says that the judge must submit his findings to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who ultimately gets to decide whether Greene should be removed from the ballot.
Undeterred by a barrage of criticism, Georgia is moving ahead with its plan to reopen some nonessential businesses despite an increase in coronavirus deaths statewide.Gov. Brian Kemp was one of the last state leaders to issue a stay-at-home MORE
President Donald Trump pressured Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr not to drum up public opposition to the Texas attorney general’s Supreme Court lawsuit to overturn 2020 election results in several swing states, including Georgia’s. According to a report from MORE
At a Trump rally in Warren, Michigan, Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Democrats of wanting Republicans dead, and that the killings had already started. Greene was citing a recent North Dakota case of an intoxicated man MORE