Georgia’s Youngest Mayor Lasts Ten Months Before History Comes Calling Again

Jayden Williams of Stockbridge made history in January as Georgia’s youngest mayor. Ten months later the City Council made a different kind of history by removing him.Williams, now 23, ran as a nonpartisan in the municipal election and has presented himself as independent of the two major parties. He has no official party registration. 

His background tells another story. 

He worked in the Georgia State House for Democratic Rep. Lydia Glaize and has publicly cited her as a former boss. He served as State President of the Georgia NAACP Youth & College Division. In interviews he described himself as “the Obama of my family.”

The City of Stockbridge confirms that the City Council has taken formal action concerning the Office of Mayor. "The Mayor has been removed from office," the city said in a statement on Sunday.

Williams faced accusations that he used a city purchasing card for more than $4,000 in personal expenses, including restaurant meals, clothing, haircuts and a movie. He reportedly spent $2,600 on gas and used a city vehicle for personal purposes. 

City workers noticed the unusual transactions and notified management and the city’s legal team. 

According to Williams’ testimony, he did not intend to use city funds and later repaid the money. He claimed the city-issued card looked similar to his personal card and said he later replaced the cards to avoid future confusion. 

Separately, Williams was accused of exchanging sexually suggestive messages and explicit images with an 18-year-old male high school student. So he likes young boys.

A police report noted that Williams did not commit any criminal violations because the student was considered an adult under Georgia law. Police referred the matter for administrative review over potential policy and ethical concerns about an elected official's interactions with a student in what investigators described as a city-affiliated mentorship program.

Williams said he met the individual before taking office and that the student never participated in the city’s "Mayor for a Day" program, which he described as not a mentorship program. "The individual was 18 years old at the time of our communication, meaning we were both adults. I met this individual on November 30, 2025, and our online communication occurred before I was sworn into office in January 2026," he said.

Williams campaigned for mayor while still attending Clark Atlanta University. He was stripped of certain official privileges on July 17 as the investigation unfolded. He was never criminally charged, but a scumcrumpet nevertheless.

The experiment in historic youth leadership is over. Stockbridge will now try competence.

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Mass shooter wannabe in GA, stopped by good guy citizens with guns

Jeffrey T. Kinzer

A Georgia man is sitting in jail after allegedly deciding that the proper response to a verbal argument at a family reunion was to come back dressed like he was auditioning for a low-budget militia movie and start shooting at people.

According to authorities in Lee County, deputies responded to reports of a shooting around 9:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 7. When they arrived, they found a “large gathering” and one individual suffering from a gunshot wound who was transported to a local hospital.

From the Lee County Sheriff's Office Facebook page:

“During the investigation, deputies interviewed multiple witnesses, reviewed security camera footage, and gathered physical evidence from the scene. Witnesses reported that Jeffrey Tyler Kinzer had been involved in a verbal confrontation with individuals attending a large gathering in the area. Witnesses further reported that Kinzer later returned on foot carrying an AR-style rifle and wearing body armor. Witnesses stated that Kinzer fired toward the gathering, and multiple individuals returned fire toward his location.”

Now, if you've been paying attention to the media for the last several years, you already know how this usually works. If the bad guy has a gun and innocent people are helpless victims, CNN clears the schedule, MSNBC breaks out the crying panelists, and every blue-check activist on social media starts demanding that your grandfather's squirrel rifle be outlawed by lunchtime.

But this story has one inconvenient detail the anti-gun crowd really hates: armed citizens fought back.

The “large gathering” was reportedly a family reunion, and according to witnesses, the whole thing started when Kinzer allegedly drove by yelling racial slurs.

“He’s talking junk. He started yelling the ‘N-word,’” witness Ramell Green said. “He kept going, so we let him go. We just discussed what had happened after.”

Reasonable people would probably leave it there. Allegedly, Kinzer decided to escalate things dramatically.

The homeowner said she called the Lee County Sheriff’s Office after Kinzer first left the area. About five minutes later, Kinzer and the driver reportedly returned.

Only this time, according to witnesses, Kinzer showed up wearing body armor and carrying an AR-15-style rifle.

That tends to change the mood of a family barbecue pretty quickly.

Those outside spotted him from a distance and started running for cover before shots were fired.

“...People started taking positions because they saw he had a gun. And I was in the middle of the street,” Green said. “And I grabbed my gun and started returning fire and moving with him.”

This is what regular citizens sometimes have to do when evil shows up uninvited and heavily armed.

Green said there were roughly 20 relatives outside at the time, and he was trying to protect his family members from getting slaughtered. Which, judging by the details released so far, may very well be exactly what happened.

Kinzer, referred to as 36 or 41 years old in reports, was apparently wounded during the exchange, though not seriously enough to prevent him from being treated, released, and booked into the Lee County Jail afterward. He was released on $5,000 bond the next day.

And here's where things get especially interesting.

The sheriff’s office said Kinzer “acknowledged to deputies that he had been involved in the shooting.” Authorities also indicated he wasn’t alone when he returned to the gathering, though so far he appears to be the only person arrested.

There are still major unanswered questions about the incident, including whether Kinzer bonded out and what exactly motivated him to allegedly launch what sure looks like a racially charged attack on a family gathering.

But based on the initial reports, one thing seems pretty obvious: armed family members returning fire likely prevented a far worse tragedy. Thank heaven for the Second Amendment. Which may also explain why this story hasn’t exactly become the media obsession of the week.

Think about it. If this had ended with multiple dead victims and nobody fighting back, we’d probably still be getting wall-to-wall coverage complete with dramatic music, emotional town halls, and demands for sweeping gun control legislation. Politicians would already be standing at podiums insisting that law-abiding Americans need fewer rights because a violent lunatic exists.

Instead, the story involves legally armed citizens protecting their families and stopping an alleged attacker before the body count climbed.

Funny how quickly the national press loses interest when the facts ruin the narrative.

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Obama appointed judge fired over sex scandal

FOX Business contributor Katrina Campins broke down the mess of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis's personal relationship with Nathan Wade on Jesse Watters Primetime.U.S. Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon dropped a motion on Friday to get Atlanta U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross tossed from a major election integrity case. Why? Because Ross admitted she went to a partisan Democrat fundraiser for Fani Willis, which is flat out illegal and screams she is anything but impartial.

But that is just the warm up for Ross's greatest hits album of judicial disgrace. 

Turns out that Ross, who is married, has been carrying on for years banging Atlanta deputy police chief Kelley Collier right there in her chambers during work hours. Staff overheard the sexual noises. When she got caught, she lied about it and then retaliated against the people who reported her.

This is textbook workplace sexual misconduct, lying, and obstruction of justice, folks. 

And what did the federal judiciary do about it? Gave her a freaking private reprimand. Yes, a private reprimand. That is the judicial equivalent of a participation trophy for being a sleazy embarassment. Ross should resign immediately or get impeached by Congress. She should also face federal criminal charges for lying to investigators.

The Atlanta Police Department has tons of cases in front of Ross's court. 

Collier, her regular courthouse hookup, is a nearly thirty year veteran who runs the Community Services Division and, oh yeah, he is also married. 

The Eleventh Circuit Judicial Council actually said it was only by pure happenstance that Ross never got assigned any cases from that division while she was banging the deputy chief. Relying on luck to avoid a screaming conflict of interest does not make you ethical. It makes you lucky and gross. Nothing indicates she would have ended the affair if a case had landed on her desk. 

Ross is  married to DeKalb County Circuit Judge Brian Ross. I wonder how he's taking it.

This went on right under the noses of her law clerks, young lawyers who were supposed to look up to her as a role model as opposed to a "Fans Only" woman. One former clerk had to blow the whistle to disciplinary authorities. She turned her fancy judicial chambers into a cheap love shack for several years, from 2023 until 2025. 

When staff pushed back on her illegal behavior, she cursed them out. Retaliating against whistleblowers has zero place in the federal judiciary.

Ross, an Obama appointee, also showed up at the victory party for Fani Willis, the same legal train wreck who brought that ridiculous, politically motivated indictment against President Trump and nearly twenty other defendants in 2023. Courts eventually booted Willis after it came out she was sleeping with special prosecutor Nathan Wade. 

Judges are not supposed to attend these partisan Democrat love clusterfracks. Ethical canons exist for a reason.

Ross showed zero integrity when Eleventh Circuit Chief Judge William Pryor confronted her. She flat out denied everything and called the allegations outrageous. She knew she was lying through her teeth. If a lawyer pulled that stunt in court, they would be disbarred and possibly prosecuted for contempt. But the Judicial Council went soft on Ross, kept the reprimand private, and refused to name her. That lack of transparency is garbage. The public has every right to know which judge is abusing her office, lying about it, retaliating, and trying to cover it up. 

She is a caught liar with no business on the federal bench. This fiasco is exactly why Congress needs to pass Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley's bill for an independent inspector general over the federal judiciary. These judges cannot police themselves, and for one in particular, don't even mention the word 'police,' it gets her all steamy hot.

Her eventual confession changes nothing. 

The council made her skip being chief judge of the Northern District and say sorry to the staff she screwed over. Big whoop. These are pathetic slaps on the wrist. As it stands, Ross keeps collecting that sweet lifetime federal paycheck and benefits. Other judges with half a spine have resigned over less. She should do the same. The Justice Department needs to prosecute her, and the House should impeach her.

Funny how Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff has been completely MIA on this. 

Ross sits on the bench in his home state. Her antics have humiliated the Northern District of Georgia, the whole state, and the federal judiciary. Ossoff, a full-blown coward, has not called for her resignation, has not demanded transparency, and has not said a single public word about why they shielded her from accountability. That silence is deliberate, and Georgians should remember it come election time. 

Ross is a complete disgrace to the judiciary. She should slink away with whatever dignity she has left and be replaced by someone who understands that judicial chambers are not a Motel 6 for afternoon delights that the whole staff has to hear. 

The Senate Judiciary Committee, where Ossoff ought to be leading the charge instead of playing hide and seek, should demand answers on why her name stayed secret. Most important, the Justice Department needs to open a criminal investigation into the false statements she made to Pryor and her obstruction of justice. The judiciary and the country deserve way better than Eleanor Ross.

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Stacey Abrams Hit With Subpoena in Alleged Campaign Finance Violations Saga: 'No one is above the law'

Georgia Republicans are not letting this one go. The Senate is escalating its probe into alleged campaign finance violations linked to Stacey Abrams' voter outreach outfit, with a key lawmaker promising to "follow the facts wherever they lead." Subpoenas have now gone out to Abrams and other central players.

The Senate Special Committee on Investigations announced Monday that Abrams, along with New Georgia Project leaders Lauren Groh-Wargo and Nsé Ufot, must show up at the State Capitol at 10 a.m. Friday.

"This committee has a responsibility to follow the facts wherever they lead," said Republican state Sen. Greg Dolezal, the committee’s vice chairman. "Georgia law requires transparency and accountability in our elections."

The subpoenas flow directly from the Georgia State Ethics Commission’s findings that the New Georgia Project and its affiliated Action Fund broke campaign finance rules during the 2018 election cycle.

The groups admitted to 16 violations earlier this year and agreed to pay a $300,000 fine, the largest campaign finance penalty in Georgia history.

New Georgia Project shut down and dissolved in 2025 amid growing financial and legal problems.

Republican lawmakers made clear in their press release that the investigation aims to identify who called the shots on the violations, how the money was handled, and exactly who knew what was going on.

"The people of Georgia deserve to know who was involved, what decisions were made and how millions of dollars flowed through organizations that admitted to violating our campaign finance laws," Dolezal said.

Georgia's Republican Lt. Gov. Burt Jones added in the release, "No one is above the law in Georgia."

He added: "When organizations secretly spend millions to influence elections while evading disclosure requirements, it undermines confidence in our democratic process. The Senate will continue pursuing the truth and ensuring accountability, regardless of political party or influence."

The lawmakers noted that more hearings and witness testimony are coming in the weeks ahead.Abrams, the two-time Democratic gubernatorial nominee in battleground Georgia, ruled out another run for governor earlier this year. Instead, she said she’ll focus on battling what she calls the nation’s slide toward authoritarianism under President Trump.

Abrams, a former Democratic Party leader in the Georgia state legislature and a nationally known voting-rights advocate, narrowly lost to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp in the 2018 gubernatorial election. She lost her 2022 rematch with Kemp by nearly eight points.

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Southern Poverty Law Center didn't just fund white supremacists

Jon Ossoff

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is already in a precarious position when it comes to keeping his seat in the upcoming midterm elections. His relationship with the Southern Poverty Law Center might make things even worse.

Federal Election Commission filings revealed that the SPLC contributed over $700,000 to his campaign during the 2020 race, according to Fox News. Oddly enough, this places Ossoff in the same category as the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacist groups whose leaders have received oodles of cash from the organization.

Ossoff and the SPLC have a longstanding relationship. The organization was so zealous in their advocacy for the guy that it even dedicated a page on its website to him.

The Justice Department brought an 11-count indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center in April, alleging that it secretly used donor money to pay informants inside potentially violent extremist organizations. The DOJ claims the organization concealed those payments and lied to financial institutions.

The organization faces charges of wire fraud, making false statements to a federally insured bank, and conspiracy to commit concealment money laundering. Investigators claim the group opened bank accounts in the names of fictitious entities so it could pay the informants without anyone knowing where the money was really coming from. 

The SPLC then allegedly used the accounts to route more than $3 million in contributions to informants between 2014 and 2023 who occupied leadership roles in groups that the SPLC publicly labeled as dangerous hate groups.

Aside from all this, the SPLC is above board and doing a great job supporting Democrats.

Prosecutors allege that at least nine informants tied to the Ku Klux Klan, the National Alliance, the Aryan Nations, and other white supremacist groups were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars each. One informant allegedly received over $1 million over several years.

While the SPLC was paying these individuals, it told donors they were using their funds to dismantle these extremist organizations. Prosecutors said the organization defrauded donors by not telling them about the informant program.

This comes as polling continues to show Ossoff is fighting for his political life against his Republican challengers. 

An Emerson College Polling/Nexstar survey shows him narrowly defeating Rep. Buddy Carter 47 percent to 44 percent, Rep. Mike Collins 48 to 42 percent, and Derek Dooley 49 percent to 41 percent. He does not have enough of a lead to make victory certain over any candidate. These revelations will not exactly benefit Ossoff's bid to remain as senator.

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Americans Continue Voting With Their Feet, Apparently Preferring Not To Be Taxed Into Oblivion

New Census data reveals a massive migration shift as high-tax states lose residents to the booming Southeast and Sun Belt. Experts are baffled why anyone would leave paradise for lower taxes and functioning streets. Hmmm?

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ co-host Charlie Hurt discuss an exodus of residents from Democrat-led states due to taxes.

Americans appear to be voting with their feet as the country’s most iconic cities continue to see declining populations or struggle to regain their pre-pandemic footing, shocking no one with two brain cells to rub together.

On the East Coast, New York City is facing a renewed exodus. 

According to a Citizens Budget Commission study released earlier this month, the Big Apple lost more residents than it gained last year. The report found that New York City lost approximately 114,000 more domestic residents to other U.S. cities than it gained in 2025, reversing two years of marginal growth.

The decline has become so pronounced that even New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has sounded the alarm. Pleading in March for "high net worth" individuals to return, Hochul noted the erosion of the Empire State’s tax base is threatening "the generous social programs that we want to have in our state."

A nervous Hochul admitted that New York is "in competition with other states who have less of a tax burden," specifically citing "Wall Street businesses looking at Texas" as a primary concern.Further north, Boston is struggling to retain its next generation of workers. 

In Massachusetts, a 2026 Young Residents Survey from the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Foundation, released in April, revealed that 26 percent of residents aged 20 to 30 plan to leave the area within the next five years.

Of those planning to move, nearly half are looking to exit the state entirely, with a majority eyeing the Southeast and Southwest. High housing costs remain the primary driver for those planning to leave, followed closely by the irresistible urge not to fund endless progressive experiments.

The trend is part of a larger drain on the Commonwealth. 

An analysis by the Pioneer Institute shows Massachusetts has suffered a net loss of approximately 182,000 residents due to domestic out-migration over the last five years. At this rate the state bird will soon be the U-Haul.The West Coast is seeing similar patterns, particularly in Los Angeles County. The latest U.S. Census data released in March 2026 shows that between July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025, 53,421 residents left the county. The largest numeric decline of any county in the nation. Since 2020, Los Angeles County’s population has shrunk from roughly 10 million to 9.7 million, proving once again that even the weather cannot overcome terrible governance.

In San Francisco, the population has failed to recover from its pandemic-era low. Despite a localized boom in the artificial intelligence sector, newly released Census estimates show the city’s total population remains well below 2020 levels. AI may be the future, but apparently it still cannot convince people to live around  the homeless and human feces, drugs and violence.

While the coastlines struggle, the Southeast is booming like it just discovered low taxes and personal responsibility. The Census Bureau reported in March that many of the fastest-growing counties in the country are now concentrated in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.

South Carolina has officially claimed the title of the fastest-growing state in the nation. Between July 2024 and July 2025, the Palmetto State’s population surged by 1.5 percent, fueled by a net influx of 66,622 domestic migrants who probably just wanted grocery stores without bulletproof glass.

In terms of "income migration," Florida remains the undisputed king. The Florida Chamber of Commerce reports that the Sunshine State leads the nation with a net income migration of nearly 36.1 billion dollars annually. Turns out people enjoy keeping more of their own money rather than giving it to, say, Somalia businesses.

A new study by the National Taxpayers Union Foundation released on April 7, 2026, confirmed that taxpayers are fleeing high-tax environments for more fiscally friendly states. While Texas and Florida remain the top targets, states like North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee are also seeing record gains. Notably, the NTUF "Migration in Minutes" metric found that Texas surpassed Florida in 2022 as the state gaining a new taxpayer most frequently. One every 4 minutes and 40 seconds. That is not a migration, it's more like a stampede of J.B. Pritzker look-alike contestants at a free pizza grand opening.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s March report highlighted that the nation’s most populous counties. Including Los Angeles, Cook County (Chicago), Harris County (Houston), and the five boroughs of New York City. Are feeling the sting of lower Net International Migration.

Historically, these hubs relied on international arrivals to offset domestic losses. However, the CBC reported a 70 percent drop in international migration to New York City in 2025 compared to the previous year.

"The nation’s largest counties . . .  are often international migration hubs," said Census Bureau demographer George M. Hayward. "With fewer gains from international migration, these types of counties saw their population growth diminish or even turn into loss."Translation: Even the replacement population is starting to notice the vibe is off.

Communism much?

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Republican wins GA seat to replace MTG in special election

Republican Clayton Fuller has defeated Democrat Shawn Harris to win the special election runoff in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, replacing former GOP Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG).

LOL

Fuller, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump, won Tuesday’s special election for the U.S. House seat, leading Harris 57.5% to 42.5% with 86% of the vote counted, according to the Associated Press.

The race comes after the March 10th election, where no candidate reached the 50% threshold needed to secure an outright victory. Harris and Fuller, the two leading vote-getters, then advanced to a runoff.

The seat was vacated by Greene after she announced in November that she would step down on January 5, 2026, the day before the start of the 119th Congress. Her departure came amid a turbulent political period, closing an era that included moments of tension and controversy, but also, prior die-hard loyalty to President Trump.

After Greene began publicly complaining about the Trump administration and shifting leftward politically, as described by conservative pundits, Trump decisively withdrew his support, calling her a “traitor” while underscoring his commitment to backing candidates who fully align with his vision for the Republican Party.

Meanwhile, this election comes amid Republicans clinging on to a thin 218-214 majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.

In the 2024 presidential election, Trump carried the district by a whopping 37 points.

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Judge blocks Fani Willis [again] from collapsed RICO case as Trump fights to regain millions

A Fulton County judge just delivered another stinging defeat to the left's favorite partisan prosecutor, Fani Willis. 

In a ruling handed down Monday, Judge Scott McAfee barred Willis from inserting herself into the ongoing battle over reimbursing President Donald Trump and his co-defendants for the millions in legal fees they racked up fighting her now-dead racketeering case.

The judge made it crystal clear: since Willis was already "wholly disqualified" from the prosecution thanks to her improper romantic entanglement with lead prosecutor Nathan Wade, she has no business sticking her nose into this reimbursement fight. The defendants are seeking around $16.8 million under a 2025 Georgia state law that allows recovery of fees when prosecutors get booted for misconduct. Trump alone wants more than $6.2 million back from Willis' office.This is a solid win for Trump in his long-running clash with Willis, whom he has repeatedly blasted as a "rabid partisan" running a "witch hunt."

The defendants, charged by Willis with scheming to illegally flip Georgia's 2020 election results, are leaning on that new law to get their money back after the case imploded.

Fulton County could still be on the hook since the cash would come from the county budget, but Willis' team insisted she deserved a seat at the table.

"Without intervention by the District Attorney, any award would violate basic fundamental notions of due process by denying her an opportunity to be heard or even challenge the reasonableness of the claimed attorney fees before it is taken from her budget," her lawyers argued in court filings.

Trump's lead attorney, Steve Sadow, wasted no time calling the ruling spot-on.

"Judge McAfee has properly denied DA Willis' motion to intervene in POTUS' action for reimbursement of attorney fees because her disqualification for improper conduct bars Willis and her office from any further participation in this dismissed, lawfare case," Sadow said in a statement.

Willis launched her massive RICO indictment against Trump and 18 co-defendants back in August 2023, claiming they conspired to mess with the 2020 election. But the case steadily unraveled, plea deals, dropped charges, and suffered its fatal blow in 2024 when the Georgia Court of Appeals disqualified Willis over her secret relationship with Wade, creating an obvious conflict of interest.

That kicked the case over to the Georgia Prosecuting Attorneys' Council, whose director, Peter Skandalakis, moved to dismiss everything.

"In my professional judgment, the citizens of Georgia are not served by pursuing this case in full for another five to ten years," Skandalakis said.

McAfee signed off on the dismissal, and with this latest order, Willis is officially sidelined from the cleanup fight too. Another chapter closes on one of the most politicized prosecutions in recent memory.

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GA wants to prevent a "Renee Good" scenario and it will make Lib heads explode

Renee Good wasn’t some innocent bystander: she was a progressive left-wing activist who got shot in the face when she used her car to ram into an ICE agent on January 7. The city was embroiled in mayhem, with the liberal media and local Democrats fanning the flames of what arguably were calls for domestic terrorism. Good and others are known for following ICE vehicles around as they enforce immigration laws, disrupting their operations.

In Georgia, they’re trying to prevent that, prevent a ‘Renee Good’ situation, and liberals are likely going to go nuts over it (via Atlanta Journal-Constitution): Renee Good died last month in Minneapolis after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer shot her during an encounter while she was in her vehicle. Now, Republicans in Georgia are working to make it a felony to use a vehicle to obstruct police operations.

Supporters say the legislation, House Bill 1076, is rooted in a pattern of problems across the nation. But critics see it as a rash reaction that could hinder people’s right to protest.

People can already be charged with a felony in Georgia if they use a vehicle as a weapon that harms or kills someone. But the bill by state Rep. Ginny Ehrhart would go further by making any obstruction a felony, including by stationary vehicles.

Ehrhart says confrontations between police and drivers are dangerous to begin with, and her goal is to make the penalties so high that it prevents them from happening in the first place.

Look, the left loves to turn these incidents into martyr sagas faster than you can say "mostly peaceful protest." Renee Good wasn't just out for a leisurely drive that fateful January day in Minneapolis. She allegedly decided to weaponize her vehicle against a federal agent doing his job, and now the usual suspects are clutching pearls over accountability. Georgia Republicans, bless their pragmatic hearts, are looking at this mess and saying, "Not on our watch." House Bill 1076 is straightforward common sense: if you're going to block cops with your car, moving or parked like a stubborn mule, you're looking at felony charges. Up to five years and a hefty fine ought to get the message across without anyone needing to fire a shot.

The critics are already whining about how this might chill the sacred right to protest. Please. There's a big difference between holding a sign and turning your SUV into a battering ram. If the mere threat of real consequences stops one more would-be vehicular vigilante from escalating things to a deadly confrontation, then mission accomplished. Ehrhart gets it. These situations are inherently dangerous, and the best way to keep everyone safe is to crank the deterrence dial way up before someone ends up dead or in cuffs.

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The libs will scream "fascism" and "authoritarianism" because that's their default setting these days. But sane people understand that law enforcement shouldn't have to play dodgeball with cars just because some activist feels like channeling their inner Mad Max. Georgia is drawing a line in the sand here, and good for them. If that sends the outrage brigade into full meltdown mode, well, that's just the sound of progress.

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Aliakbar Mohammed Amin arrested for threats against Trump and Tulsi Gabbard

Aliakbar  [sound familiar?] Mohammed [still familiar?] Amin was arrested by the FBI on Friday night. He had mad threats against President Trump and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. It's obvious you don't threaten a President and an intelligence head when you don't have enough intelligence to carry out the threats.

Amin 25, was busted in Lilburn, Georgia, near Atlanta. 

A source close to Gabbard said the FBI told her that a firearm was confiscated from the genius jihadi Amin at the time of the arrest, and that a trial date has been set for later this month.

“Bottom line, the FBI does not tolerate threats and will hold offenders fully accountable,” the local FBI Atlanta office said on Friday night. The FBI says more information regarding the specific threats will be released next week.

The arrest comes days after the Communist News Network (CNN) dismissed credible threats against Ms. Gabbard, suggesting, with no evidence, that her attempts to hide the address of a Texas property she owns were actually part of an attempt to commit voter fraud. Her office has raged at the fools at CNN for running the story, threatening to file a defamation lawsuit and accusing the fake outlet of putting her safety at risk.

“I told CNN that Tulsi Gabbard had credible, active threats against her and her family and they went ahead and doxxed her address anyway,” wrote Alexa Henning, Gabbard’s deputy chief of staff at the intelligence office, after the FBI announced the arrest on Friday. 

The network needs to be sued yet again as they have learned nothing since Nick Sandmann sued them for $275,000,000 and they settled out of court, likely for less, but a substantial sum nevertheless. They keep stepping on The Rake of Credibility.

CNN was investigating whether Gabbard committed fraud by voting in Hawaii, where she served in Congress and lived nearly her whole life, after declaring a property her “homestead” in Texas. Her office told CNN that the reason it was declared a homestead was because, in Texas, that designation allows you to keep the address private.

And why would someone smart enough like the DNI Director risk casting a second vote in an election where the separation from first to worst is in the hundreds of thousands or millions?

“Declaring her ‘homestead’ in Texas, per law, ensured her address would remain confidential in response to ongoing, high-level, credible threats against her and her family,” Gabbard spokeswoman Olivia Coleman said. 

This was communicated to CNN a week before the idiots there published its story, which disregarded the e explanation because it didn't fit their narrative.

Meanwhile, the arrest also comes as protests rage against Trump, top members of his administration, and his allies. 

Earlier on Friday, a Pennsylvania scumwafer named Shawn [last name omitted so he never gets his fifteen minutes of fame] was arrested for writing that he planned to assassinate Trump on YouTube, where he posted as “Mr. Satan.” Shawn lived in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump narrowly escaped an attempt on his life during a campaign rally last summer.

Shawn’s arrest came after he wrote on YouTube that all of Trump’s appointments needed to be killed. Sadly and quite disturbingly, this seems to be how many on the far-left feel about Trump's appointments and supporters.

“We just need to start killing people, Trump, Elon, all the heads of agencies Trump appointed, and anyone who stands in the way,” the idiot wrote in a remark that was flagged for authorities by Google, according to The New York Times.

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Gabbard, a former Democrat who bucked her party to support Trump, has attracted particular anger from the Left as they continue to lose their collective minds and still have nothing new to say about what their stance is other than it's everything opposite to Trump's.

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Sen. Jon Ossoff losing support from fellow Jews: reelection chances waning

US Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) is shedding support from Jewish constituents faster than Hillary Clinton loses computer data, due to his growing negativity toward Israel, as per former newspaper, the New York Times.

Jewish community leaders and donors initially became disillusioned with Ossoff after the lawmaker voted to implement a partial arms embargo against Israel and lambasted the Jewish state’s conduct in its war against Hamas, the Times reported over the weekend.

 
Well, here we are again, aren't we? The great dance of political disillusionment where principles meet practicality. You see, Ossoff, in a fit of moral clarity or perhaps political naivety, decided to take a stand against Israel. He voted for what was termed a "partial arms embargo", and didn't hold back in critiquing Israel's actions in its ongoing conflict with Hamas.

 
The newspaper noted that a coalition of Jewish organizations subsequently sent a private letter to Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, encouraging the Republican to challenge Ossoff in the 2026 Senate race.

And oh, how the winds of politics blow! [Just ask Kamala Harris.]

The backlash was swift, as if someone had just turned on the proverbial fan. A coalition of Jewish organizations, feeling the sting of betrayal, decided it was time to rally. They penned a letter, not to Ossoff for some sort of dialogue or debate, but directly to Brian Kemp, the Governor of Georgia. The message was clear: challenge Ossoff in 2026. It's a fascinating, if somewhat predictable, turn in the saga of political chess where every vote and every critique can lead to a gambit or a checkmate. This isn't just about policy or morality; it's about power, loyalty, and the complex interplay between community support and political ambition.

“As a bipartisan group of leaders in the metropolitan Atlanta Jewish community, we humbly ask you to consider running for the United States Senate in 2026,” the letter read.

“Should you decide to run in the 2026 election,” the letter continued, “you would find no better friends, more loyal allies, or stronger supporters than us and our community.”

Last November, Ossoff, along with 19 other senators, joined a failed effort spearheaded by comrade and anti-Zionist Sen. Bernie Sanders (Communist-VT) to block the transfer of certain heavy-duty arms to Israel. They would rather see a defenseless Israel than a successful Jewish state, because somehow this is their perverted version of virtue signaling.

Ossoff, failing to take into account how Hamas uses Palestinians, young and old, as human shields, accused the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) of behaving with “reckless disregard” for the lives of Palestinian civilians. He slammed the Jewish state for supposedly failing to “provide safe passage for food and essential medical supplies” in Gaza and criticized Israel for engaging in “conduct” that allegedly undermined American interests. Lamenting the arms embargo’s failure to pass the Senate, Ossoff stated that Israeli officials needed a “message” that the Jewish state must “have mercy for the innocent.”

The good Senator must have missed the video evidence of the Palestinians taking part in the October 7, 2023 Israel invasion and massacre of Israelis, and how they keep electing the Hamas government. He may also be unaware of Gazan civilians harboring Israeli hostages taken that day; 251 to be precise, because why would anyone of good conscience, particularly a Jew, take the side of the terrorists?

One begins to wonder, in this era of finger-pointing and moral grandstanding, what the true aim is. Ossoff, in his critique, seems to have taken the stage as a sort of modern-day Cassandra, warning of dire consequences should Israel not adhere to his vision of mercy. But one must ask, in the theatre of international politics, is this call for mercy an act of compassion or one of political positioning?

Following the Hamas-led slaughter of roughly 1,200 people and kidnapping of those 251 hostages throughout southern Israel, relations between the Democratic Party and Jews have become increasingly strained. Many supporters of Israel have become outraged at what they perceive as growing anti-Israel animus if not outright anti-Semitism within traditionally left-wing institutions.

The October 7th massacre was a moment that should have united us against barbarity, yet here we are, watching the fracturing of alliances, the questioning of loyalties. The Democratic Party, once a sturdy pillar for Israel, now seems to have cracks running through it, as the narrative shifts from an alliance to ambivalence or worse.

Leftist lawmakers such as the reprehensible Reps. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Ilhan Omar (D-MN), Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), and Summer Lee (D-PA) have spent the past year launching attacks against Israel’s character, accusing the Jewish state of committing both a “genocide” and an “ethnic cleansing” campaign in Gaza. Even nominally moderate lawmakers such as Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) have sharpened their criticisms of Israel over the past 16 months, calling into question the Democratic party’s support of the Jewish state among some pro-Israel advocates. They would like to see Israel lose the war that Hamas started because deep in their core, they hate the Jewish people.

The rhetoric from the left has grown not just bold but bold-faced. Terms like "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing" are thrown around with a casualness that belies their gravity, much like the term "racist." It's as if we've entered a time where the loudest voices on the left have decided that the only narrative worth telling is one where Israel is always the villain. Even those considered moderates, like Van Hollen, seem to be sharpening their pens, not for the sake of balance but likely for political gain.

 
This shift, this narrative, isn't just about policy disagreements; it's about a fundamental questioning of what it means to support Israel. And in this political theatre, where every word is a performance, one wonders what the final act will look like for the relationship between the Democratic Party and the Jewish community.

The Times‘ report on Ossoff came after the latest Economist/YouGov poll released last week. The poll indicates that Democrats in the US widely sympathize with Palestinians over Israelis.

That is sick.

In another survey released last week, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) found that American Jews see the Republican Party as handling antisemitism better than the Democratic Party and that 81% of American Jews stated that they cared about Israel because it was “important.”

Ossoff, who once draped his senatorial campaign in the cloak of his Jewish identity, now stands on the precipice of a political cliff. With 2026 looming, the winds of competition are stirring, and they're not gentle. His campaign, once buoyed by personal heritage, now faces the harsh realities of electoral politics.

One can't help but ponder the irony here. He built his campaign on his Jewishness; now not so much, and it's going to bite him where the sun doesn't shine.

Am Yisrael Chai!

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Fani Willis ordered to turn over communication with Special Counsel Jack Smith, J6 Committee

Fani [aka Fanny] Willis is to the American justice system as Al Sharpton is to Reverends.

A Georgia Superior Court on Tuesday found Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis in default for not providing records requested by Judicial Watch related to her communications with Special Counsel jack "Get Trump" Smith's office or those regarding the J6 rally.

Judicial Watch (JW) sued Willis under the Open Records Act (ORA) and the court granted the default judgment motion JW filed.

The motion said the lawsuit against Willis was filed in March 2024, but by May, when Judicial Watch asked the court for a default judgment, Willis still hadn't responded. She was supposed to file an answer within 30 days of being served, which was on March 11. Although the proof of service was filed just two days after that, it didn't show up in the court's online records. Because of this, the court thought Willis hadn't been served yet, so in April, they ordered Judicial Watch to serve her again. Judicial Watch then resubmitted the proof that Willis was indeed served on March 11 (Post Millennial).

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must forfeit any and all communications with Special Counsel Jack Smith and House Democrats' Jan. 6 Committee, a state judge ruled on Tuesday.

In his six-page order, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney ruled that Willis is "in default" for failing to file court documents responding to a legal challenge brought by Judicial Watch.

The conservative watchdog group filed a lawsuit against Willis in March after the Democrat district attorney denied having any of the records the group sought in an August 2023 open records request. That request aimed to obtain communications between her office and the special counsel and/or the Jan. 6 Committee.

“We’ve been doing this work for 30 years, and this is the first time in our experience a government official has been found in default for not showing up in court to answer an open records lawsuit,” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said in a statement. “Judicial Watch looks forward to getting any documents from the Fani Willis operation about collusion with the Biden administration and Nancy Pelosi’s Congress on her unprecedented and compromised ‘get-Trump’ prosecution.”

Now let's hurry up and wait to see what will transpire. Many people think Willis needs to go. 

What do you think? 

Dems upset that fewer babies may be killed as GOP woman boosts pro-life groups

R to L: Smiling Kelly Loeffler, Anal Expulsive/Explosive Joe Biden

Several pro-life groups got a big chunk of cash from former U.S. Sen. Kelly Loeffler of Georgia, a woman who does all she can to protect the unborn. Loeffler donated about $150,000 to over two dozen groups across the state and nationally, as reported exclusively by Fox News Digital.  This included adoption agencies, foster care agencies, pregnancy resource centers and religious organizations.

This is a person who puts her money where her heart is, and she did it on Mother's Day. 

Fun Fact: Only women can be mothers and men who claim to be women cannot.

Naturally, this has Democrats terribly upset and "flips the script on Democrats' abortion narrative this election year," says Fox News Digital, who also say that there are rumors Loeffler may be running for governor or Senate in 2026.

According to Loeffler, the donations were aimed at raising awareness and providing resources for women while Democrats push for the right of a mother to choose whether or not to kill her unborn, like our alleged Catholic President and his DEI Vice President support.

"Each Mother's Day I make donations to a list of organizations that has been growing," Loeffler told Fox. "As a strong pro-life advocate, as a woman of faith, as someone who believes in the sanctity of life, I think this is the best investment we can make in our communities, and it's really in stark contrast to the message that you see today on the left.

"Biden and Harris are out on their — whatever tour they like to call it. Reproductive freedom doesn't seem like the right word, but they're out advocating for abortion across the country as their No. 1 issue and benefit of a Biden presidency. And I think there's a better way forward for our country and for our families."

And it isn't reproductive freedom when you consider what this implies--it's the prohibiting of reproduction using destructive medical procedures that are antithetical to the Hippocratic oath of "do no harm."

The central theme of Democrats, aside from Donald Trump being a threat to democracy and the death of the planet, is the abortion issue. They would like to see it once again be a federal law that would mandate all states allow for the killing of babies right up to the time of birth. 

The left originally claimed that they only wanted rare, safe, and affordable abortions, but this has evolved into safe, free, and on demand, right up to the moments of birth. At this rate mothers will be allowed to kill their baby in the fourth trimester!

But this is the Democrats' best hope of winning the 2024 elections and their hope of hanging onto the Senate. They believe it's going to pump up voter turnout for them in the midst of anemic enthusiasm for the Party.

Loeffler believes Democrats are making it an issue, because, if they didn't, they wouldn't have anything else to stand on.

Well, there's always Trump. They are so scared of the former President that even Rep. Alexandria Openly-Commie (D-NY) happily predicted rain on Thursday when he was to speak in the Bronx, NY. It turned out to be a beautiful day and the crowd was enormous for a blue town. 

It appears that "Sandy from da Bronx" is no sage nor prophet, and anyway, Trump is open to allowing the states to decide on the abortion issue. 

The irony is, when Trump was President, he removed power from the federal government and the left still calls him a dictator; meanwhile, they're doing all they can to hit the "Delete" button on the U.S. Constitution by attacking the First Amendment.

"They are making it an issue because they need it as an issue. They need to mobilize their base. Their voter enthusiasm is extremely low, and they're losing voters across all demographics, no matter how much money they spend," Loeffler said. "They've had to advance more and more radical ideas, including abortion up to the moment of birth, which is really what they want.

"With Bidenomics not working out, people living paycheck to paycheck in this country, consumer debt over $1 trillion, interest rates sky-high and no end in sight, they've shifted to abortion," she added. "They tried threats to democracy. No one knew what that was. That didn't work. And this is their issue."

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Fani Willis' mouth in the GA State Senate probe may get her into actual trouble

Fulton County District Attorney Fani [aka Fanny] Willis made headlines on Friday when the state senate Special Committee held its third hearing into allegations of possible conflicts of interest and misuse of taxpayer funds by Willis. Specifically, the Committee is investigating multiple scandals over her relationship with the special prosecutor, Nathan Wade, she originally hired in the Trump election case, and with whom was bumping uglies. [H/T NY Post.]

Both Willis and Wade admitted to the relationship, although they denied it took place before she hired him. The evidence that came out in the judge's probe on the matter was basically conclusive that they were already having an affair (Wade was married at the time) but the witness and friend of Wade who knew it existed, suddenly developed amnesia. 

Georgia Sen. Bill Cowsert (R) asked financial officers about the many “enhancement requests” for extra money Willis has made, including one for roughly a million dollars in 2023 for general trial expenses. Fulton County Chief Financial Officer Sharon Whitmore said the money was a "lump sum not specific with line item details," in explaning what it was used for, according to the Washington Examiner.

Cowsert wanted to understand just how much "oversight" there was in Willis' office saying that it “sounds like it’s very loose as far as employment practices and expenditures for independent contractors.” He also criticized Willis for going after former President Trump in spite of the backlog of actual criminal cases that her office needed to address. He added that they likely would be calling her in the near future.

 

“She’s [Willis] a key part of the investigation and her viewpoints are valued by us. We need to hear what she has to say and her explanation and what she thinks the appropriate rules ought to be going forward so that we don’t have this kind of scandal giving Georgia a black eye in the future,” said Cowsert.

Cowsert said they would subpoena her, if necessary, if she did not comply with their request.

Willis skipped the hearing but responded, claiming, “They can look all they want. The DA’s office has done everything according to the books.”

While attending a community event on Friday, Willis pulled out her tattered Race Card once again.  “Isn’t it interesting when we’ve got a bunch of African American DAs, now we need daddy to tell us what to do.” This crap is getting progressively weaker and people are fed up with being labeled a racist when holding others to normal standards. 

It's very possible the judge on this case, who already ripped her a new one over her racist "church speech," is not going to be happy with that comment. But people with poor excuses and verbal skills tend to pull the Race Card when they have no actual defense. 

If ever anyone might reminds us of a DEI hire, Fani Willis is the poster woman. As Tim Fargo once said, "arrogance is the camouflage of insecurity." Willis is clearly arrogant but has nothing to justify that attitude.

Willis is also facing a probe by the House looking into her office's alleged misuse of federal grant funds after a whistleblower came forward. Willis has claimed the whistleblower is a "disgruntled employee." 

I would be surprised if there is even one 'gruntled' employee in her office.

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Fani Willis may have new problems she didn't anticipate

Fulton County District Attorney Fani (pronounced "Fanny") Willis somehow got past the disqualification process in the Georgia election case against President Trump and his co-defendants, but she isn't out of the proverbial woods yet. She is looking at multiple complaints from the Georgia state Senate, the state bar, and the House Judiciary Committee.

Moreover, there is a new accusation by the lawyer of one of the co-defendants, and that could spell some serious legal trouble for the woman who puts her dresses on backwards, much like she practices law: have a target [Trump], then find a crime.

In an interview with legal analyst and Townhall columnist Phil Holloway, and the lawyer for Trump's co-defendant Harrison Floyd, attorney Christopher Kachouroff alleges that Willis recorded a phone conversation between herself and one of his colleagues.

"She did reach out to us, one of my colleagues in Maryland, and was rude, abrupt with him on the phone, and he was dealing with the Maryland case and I was dealing with the Georgia case, and she ended up recording him," Kachouroff said.

The trouble for Willis is that she never told the other party that she was recording him.

He explained that Maryland is a "two party state," whereby both parties must consent to the recording. When asked by Holloway if he was saying that Willis illegally recorded the phone call, he said, "Oh, yes" and noted it was a felony in Maryland.

Floyd posted that part of the conversation:

Fani Willis ILLEGALLY recorded a 📞 call with my lawyer.

Its a felony!

She is a DEI thug with a law license.

Will anyone in GA stand up to her❓#fultoncounty #corrupt #Georgia pic.twitter.com/2ZPqckPVzD— Harrison Floyd 🇺🇸 (@hw_floyd) April 4, 2024

Holloway also noted that Floyd followed that up with another tweet calling on Willis to recuse herself by Monday, saying otherwise he would pursue legal remedies.

So far Willis' office has remained unresponsive for comment on this allegation. Perhaps she needs to kick it around in church to see what others think. She isn't very bright, it seems, but it appears that she intimidated Scott McAfee, the judge in the disqualification hearing that got her paramour, Nathan Wade kicked off the case, while she remains on it for now.

McAfee turned down the motion to dismiss the charges on First Amendment grounds without prejudice, meaning the defendants could give it another try.

It's likely that this latest allegation regarding the recorded phone call is going to be a matter of concern for him, if he doesn't allow her to intimidate him again, in my opinion.

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BREAKING: Marjorie Taylor Greene files motion to vacate Speaker Mike Johnson

Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) or MTG as she is called by people who refuse to use all three of her names, appears to be the GOP's rake and all Republicans need to do is step on it. She has filed a motion to have the Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson removed from his speakership.

The House voted in favor of a comprehensive $1,200,000,000,000 government funding bill to avoid a shutdown and now it goes to the Senate. To put it in perspective, if one had to count to this number at one second intervals, we could do the math:

1 trillion is equal to 1,000,000,000,000 (12 zeros) and 200 million is equal to 200,000,000.

So, the total number would be 1,000,000,000,000 + 200,000,000 = 1,200,000,000,000

Since you would be counting in one-second intervals, it would take a total of 1,200,000,000,000 seconds to count to one trillion, two hundred million.

Now, let's convert this to years:

1 year = 365 days = 365 days x 24 hours = 8,760 hours = 8,760 hours x 3600 seconds = 31,536,000 seconds

To calculate the number of years it would take to count to 1,200,000,000,000 seconds, you would divide 1,200,000,000,000 by 31,536,000:

1,200,000,000,000 / 31,536,000 ≈ 38,016.872 years

Therefore, it would take approximately 38,016.872 years to count to one trillion, two hundred million in one-second intervals.

So that's a lot of seconds and a heck of a lot of dollars when you put it in perspective.

"All 100 senators will need to green-light a vote to pass the bill before the midnight deadline," explains NBC News. "If that doesn’t happen, the government would be forced into a partial shutdown on Saturday morning. President Joe Biden has called on Congress to pass it quickly and said he’ll sign the bill."

“This hasn’t been a perfect process. But we should never let the perfect be the enemy of the good,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), said. “This is a good result for the American people.”

The bill funds the departments of Homeland Security, State, Labor, Defense, Health and Human Services as well as other agencies. Together with the $459 billion bill passed earlier this month, it fully funds the federal government to the tune of $1.659 trillion through September, after months of stopgap bills and negotiations.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski, (RINO-AK) said the impending two-week recess would motivate the Senate to get unanimous consent to vote quickly and pass the bill. “This is the United States Senate,” Murkowski said. “We’re motivated by recesses.”

The legislation was negotiated by Speaker Johnson, (R-LA) Senate Majority Leader Chuck "Nostrils" Schumer (D-NY), top appropriators in both parties and the White House. 

Both parties scored some wins: Democrats said they “defeated outlandish cuts” proposed by Republicans and kept out abortion restrictions so that babies can continue to be killed in the womb and maybe someday soon after they leave it. 

GOP leaders touted more immigration funding for border agents and detention beds for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

A reported 112 Republicans voted against the bill, while only 23 Democrats voted against it. And MTG  is said to be so unhappy that she has filed a motion to remove Speaker Johnson  from his position, according to a report from Punchbowl's Jake Sherman.

BREAKING NEWS -- @RepMTG has filed a motion to vacate @SpeakerJohnson, according to multiple sources on the House floor.

Stay tuned for more info.....— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) March 22, 2024

Greene reportedly voiced "extreme opposition" to a $1.2 trillion spending bill prior to her making her move against the Speaker. According to Axios, "Greene isn't yet forcing the vote to remove Johnson as speaker — but the move lays the groundwork for another historic showdown on the House floor."

Last year another GOP firebrand, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) filed a motion to vacate the speakership after the passage of the stopgap resolution funding the government for another 45 days without new aid for Ukraine.

Republicans only have a thin majority in the House and that has become even thinner, so they can't afford this internal bickering. This only gives Democrats the advantage and makes the GOP look like a bunch of 3-year-old fighting over a toy in a sandbox.

Just freaking stop it.

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