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ATL Mayor ‘Mitigates’ Governor’s Voter ID Law by Executive Order
Atlanta and Georgia are looking more and more like New York City and New York lately.
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Atlanta and Georgia are looking more and more like New York City and New York lately.
So much for the "healing" and the "unity", huh?
Kemp refuses to takes these insults lying down.
The corporate blowback continues in Georgia, but one group of legislators is taking a stand against their bullying.
Trump was furious with the way that the Peach State is being treated.
Just a few days after Joe Biden dropped his own opinion on the subject, No. 44 is adding his own...
This isn't the first of Georgia's major corporations to lash out, either.
The controversial new law continues to garner pushback from the corporate world.
This could ignite quite the fight over states' rights.
This Peach State runoff race is getting messy.
There was no denying the message here.
Officials in the Peach State say that the law is very clear on this.
The Peach State has become an electoral battleground in recent weeks.
The controversial suggestion has many Republicans fearing for the worst.
That's what we call an "attention-getter".
Kemp has been on the President's bad side for days now.
These two just keep going at it.
Things are heating up in the Peach State.
Kemp's order appeared to be a direct and politically-motivated response to a recent order by Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Images of the deployment were stark, to say the least.
We're getting mixed messages south of the Mason Dixon Line.
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