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An unjustified assault has happened on a state legislator for simply trying to perform his state constitutional duties. On Thursday, Georgia Republican State Senator Colton Moore, a huge Trump supporter, was attempting to enter the State of the State session in the House Chambers before suddenly getting roughly forced to the ground by an unknown male. There are reports that the person responsible is a staffer for Georgia Speaker of the House Jon Burns, though this has not been confirmed. Authorities do absolutely nothing to the individual who unjustly shoves Moore to the ground. WATCH: ... Following the initial incident,...

A Georgia state senator was dramatically pushed to the ground and arrested after he appeared at the state house's chambers, despite being banned. Senator Colton Moore, who is Republican, was banned from setting foot inside the chamber after making comments about the late House Speaker David Ralston. On Thursday, during Governor Brian Kemp's State of the State Address, Moore attempted to get inside the chamber. Footage shows his attempts being rebuffed, as he was shoved to the ground before being arrested. As he dusts himself down, Moore could be heard telling state troopers and other officials that it was his...

Click here to read the full articleGeor­gia Speak­er of the House David Ral­ston is call­ing for a foren­sic audit after the “explo­sive” rev­e­la­tions com­ing out of the bat­tle­ground state.In a let­ter sent to Ful­ton Elec­tions Direc­tor Richard Bar­ron, Ral­ston specif­i­cal­ly called for the Geor­gia Bureau of Inves­ti­ga­tion to inves­ti­gate the pos­si­bil­i­ty of fraud in the 2020 election.Ral­ston cit­ed the “mount­ing evi­dence” in Ful­ton Coun­ty as the rea­son for the investigation.“Recent­ly, media reports have sur­faced which call into ques­tion the way in which Ful­ton Coun­ty con­duct­ed, count­ed, and audit­ed the Novem­ber 2020 Pres­i­den­tial Elec­tion. These reports have been accom­pa­nied by video...

A few years ago, I was an early, enthusiastic supporter of the Tea Party movement. Its essential belief in limited government and individual freedom form the core of conservative principles. The group's message of low taxes, deficit reduction and fidelity to the Constitution resonated with me. However, my Tea Partying days are over. The shot gun wedding between the Tea Party and the Republican Party after the 2010 midterm election has been consummated. It definitely wasn't a match made in heaven. Unelected Tea Party police chieftains are calling the shots. They demand acquiescence to their agenda and intimidate Republican officeholders...