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Lieutenant Gov. Geoff Duncan (R-GA) said Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” that Republicans did not need to pass election reform bills. Instead, he argued they needed to move past former President Donald Trump’s “tone and strategy.” Duncan said, “We passed four election reform bills two weeks ago in the senate. As you mentioned a second ago, there is a lot of solutions in search of a problem. Republicans don’t need election reform to win. We need leadership. Millions of Republicans are waking up realizing Donald Trump’s tone and strategy is un-winnable in forward-looking elections. We need real leadership and...

ATLANTA — Prosecutors in Fulton County have initiated a criminal investigation into former President Donald J. Trump’s attempts to overturn Georgia’s election results, including a phone call he made to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in which Mr. Trump pressured him to “find” enough votes to help him reverse his loss. On Wednesday, Fani Willis, the recently elected Democratic prosecutor in Fulton County, sent a letter to numerous officials in state government, including Mr. Raffensperger, requesting that they preserve documents related to “an investigation into attempts to influence the administration of the 2020 Georgia General Election.” While the letter does...

A handful of Republican Georgia state senators, who promoted claims that President-elect Joe Biden was not duly elected, were stripped of their committee chairmanships. Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, who is a Republican, made the call on Tuesday, just days into the state legislature's winter session. State Sen. Brandon Beach of Alpharetta was stripped of his role as the chairman of the Transportation Committee, while state Sen. Burn Jones of Jackson was removed as the head of the Insurance and Labor Committee. Both were completely removed from their respective committees. Meanwhile, state Sen. Matt Brass of Newnan, who was removed as...

Updating coronavirus restriction information from across the country in recent days a mask order in Elkhart County, Indiana applying to all individuals over the age of two. Its a muzzle order with penalties in it... The crackdown on religious services in Canada continued today. In Manitoba worshipers showed up for an illegal church service... "The fact that hundreds of doctors and scientists have been warning since the outbreak, that lockdowns and restrictions are useless and only increase mortality by prolonging the epidemic and preventing humanity from developing in the young and healthy population-will not be mentioned in the newspaper" The...

Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan on Sunday said President-elect Joe Biden won his state and that the facta show it despite claims from President Trump and some of his supporters of the opposite. The Georgia Republican said his message to those who doubt the election results would be "the facts and figures" "If I had a chance to spend five minutes with every single person in Georgia that doubted the election results, I think I'd be able to win their hearts over, show them the facts and figures, separate fact from fiction" he said during an interview on CNN's "State...

VIDEO The Lt. Governor of Georgia, Geoff Duncan, aka the Georgia Zoolander seems to think that a mere recount of ballots somehow qualifies as an audit or, as he calls it, a "risk audit." The top Republican officials in Georgia such as the Governor, Secretary of State, and Lt. Governor Zoolander seem to be doing everything they can to avoid a REAL audit of the ballots. Could it be because of their close connection to the Dominion Voting Systems? Note: No male models were harmed during the making of this video.

Former state Rep. Geoff Duncan appears to have pulled off an upset win against state Sen. David Shafer, narrowly securing the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. According to unofficial results from Secretary of State’s office, Duncan won by less than one percent of the vote. The Cumming Republican held Shafer off in an extremely close race – one that Shafer almost won outright with nearly 50 percent of the vote in the May primary in what was then a three-way race. Duncan, who served in the state House for five years, ran a campaign as an underdog outsider, often referring...