Tuesday's Georgia Senate education & youth subcommittee meeting got slightly bonkers when a bill - almost verbatim lifted from Heritage Foundation "Project 2025" guidance - felt "off" for some on the panel. Sen. Clint Dixon - when challenged to explain just three lines in the bill - couldn't really define it's meaning. Perhaps it's because he didn't write it? Hear the subtleties & nuance in trying to define what "upright and desirable citizenry" are and what exactly "preserving and defending the blessings of liberty inherited from prior generations" is referring to when our nation's history is rife with eras where "liberty" was denied several subsets of our nation's population. Hear the awkwardness.

Former Senator Kelly Loeffler, the disgraced former WNBA Atlanta franchise owner, felt it appropriate for she, of all people, to pen an op/ed in the Atlanta Journal Constitution to adjudicate for us all that Fani Willis should be removed from the Georgia 2020 Election cases - oh and that all those cases be thrown out. Her rationale is as thin as her eyebrows. Hey, at least she now believes votes should matter, as she insists voters weigh in to remove Willis. That's a step in the correct direction from her 2020 post-election posturing.

A different op/ed, penned by executive coach Chitra Ragavan, took a different tact, surmising that ambitious and "dominant" women have to live by different rules than their male counterparts. She didn't absolve Willis entirely, though.