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Support Georgia’s Cursive Handwriting Bill: SB 425
Thankfully, the Georgia General Assembly is considering Senate Bill (SB) 425, which will require all schools that serve 3rd through 5th grade students to teach cursive handwriting by 3rd...
Sine Die at the Capitol and What it Means for You
Sine Die is the last day of the legislative session – and in Georgia this year, Sine Die is April 2. On the day of Sine Die, the House...
Who Decides? CDC VS Georgia DPH
Why is Georgia Department of Health Aligning with an Advocacy Group on Vaccine Policy? Georgia parents may not realize this, but the vaccine rules that determine whether a child can...
Is the Fulton County BRE Failing Its Mission?
The Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections (BRE) held a regular meeting on Wednesday February 12th. This was the first such meeting after the FBI seized election records from...
Warriors Speak Up at Fulton County BRE Meeting
On Wednesday, January 28th, 2026, Fulton County officials reported that the FBI served a search warrant at the county's Elections Hub and Operations Center. Amongst the items seized by the...
What’s in the Library? – Senate Bill 74
Early exposure to sexually explicit or pornographic material can harm young children. This proven concept seems logical, well-founded, and sensible – not one that should require discussion or create divisiveness....
Behind Closed Doors – Human Trafficking in Georgia
Once you know the truth about Georgia's human trafficking crisis, ignoring it is no longer an option. Consider these facts: Georgia is reported by various sources as having the second-highest...
Are Georgia Elections Honest and Secure?
First, we need to be clear about what we mean by “honest and secure elections.” An honest and secure election is an election in which all ELECTORS (people who are...
Pesticide Manufacturer Immunity
We recently achieved a major victory on the federal level against pesticide manufacturer immunity. And it's not just a win for our health—it is a reminder that our legislators listen...
How Georgia Legislators Work for You
The Georgia legislative session begins in January of every year and typically ends in April. What happens in these sessions affects every citizen in Georgia. Yet most Georgian citizens don’t...
