The trio is back with a new episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast. This week, Buzz, Scot, and Jason talk about:

- Dueling internal polls from the Perdue and Kemp campaigns

- Perdue joins lawsuit to look at absentee ballots

- The Heritage Foundation ranks Georgia first for election integrity

- Rumors about David Shafer

- The new Georgia Freedom Caucus

- Racist state Rep. Tommy Benton finally retires

- The plans for a $5 billion electric vehicle factory near Social Circle

- And how the supply chain is a top issue in the midterm election

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We’ve got another episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast. It’s only Scot and Buzz this week since Jason had a Christmas party to attend.

- Stacey has a new book

- Charlice Byrd to challenge Kay Kirkpatrick

- Perdue is challenging Kemp

- FOX5 Insider Advantage Poll 34/34

- That time Trump threw Kemp under the bus for reopening Georgia

- That time Perdue told Kemp to not call a special session over claims of election fraud

- Randy Evans

- What about Vernon?

- What are you reading/watching?

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It’s just Buzz and Jason this week, but we still have a lot of political news to discuss. The biggest news is that Stacey Abrams has announced that she’s running for governor, almost certainly clearing the Democratic field. Obviously, that makes us wonder what David Perdue is going to do? We also talk about an old video of Herschel Walker that has surfaced, in which he gives the impression that he doesn’t know that the Constitution has been amended since its initial ratification. We didn’t realize this before we began talking about the video, although we do acknowledge it toward the end of the segment, but it does seem to be at least 18 months old, filmed long before Walker ever announced his candidacy.

We also discuss Rich McCormick's announcement that he’ll run in GA-06, joining an already crowded field of Republicans. McCormick, though, does have some notable members of Congress supporting his candidacy. We also note the recent complaints of Reps. Andrew Clyde and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who don’t like their new districts and insist that moderates are after them, and Greene’s recent dust-up with Rep. Nancy Mace. Finally, we talk a little about the Atlanta Braves and wonder why Freddie Freeman hasn’t been re-signed.

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There’s a lot of drama unfolding in Georgia politics, and we discuss it all on this week’s episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast. This week, Buzz, Scot, and I talk about David Perdue’s eyebrow-raising tweet at Geoff Duncan, which is the clearest sign of his plans for 2022. We also discuss the new U.S. House district maps for Georgia, some congressional politics related to the vote for the bipartisan infrastructure framework, new polling that has Scot insisting that Georgia isn’t a purple state, the Ahmaud Arbery case, and whether President Joe Biden will dump Vice President Kamala Harris if he seeks reelection in 2024.

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With Pye overloaded with work, Buzz and Scot chat about the news of the week, including:

- Rumors about Stacey Abrams’s plan

- Perdue says, “Georgia already has a governor.”

- Kemp ramps up his endorsements list with the addition of over 100 Sheriffs

- John Barge announces for state BOE Super.

- Updating Redistricting

- Gwinnett proposal to add County Commissioners

- And we remember Max Cleland

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The Braves are World Champions! In this episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast, Buzz, Scot, and Jason talk about the Atlanta Braves’ World Series win over the Houston Astros and what the team could look like in 2022. Seriously, guys, y’all need to re-sign Freddie Freeman. We also discuss the big election in Virginia and its implications in Georgia and nationally, how Democrats are handling budget reconciliation in Congress in the aftermath of Virginia, the Georgia General Assembly and redistricting, and the likely end of Kasim Reed’s political career.

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Buzz, Scot, and Jason have a packed episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast this week. Obviously, we talk about the Atlanta Braves and some of the impressive performances we’ve seen in the past week. But we also dive into the news that broke today that former Sen. David Perdue is considering running against Gov. Brian Kemp in the Republican primary. We discuss Patricia Murphy’s ridiculous hot take on politics in sports and MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred comments about the tomahawk chop. We also note some other big news via Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s endorsement of Herschel Walker for U.S. Senate and what it means for other Republicans seeking the nomination. We talk redistricting and the upcoming special session and the weird allegations about drop boxes coming from GA-GOP Chair David Shafer and True the Vote. Finally, we speculate on the Virginia gubernatorial race, the impressive campaign of Glenn Youngkin, and his focus on issues like education.

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After a week off Pye, Brockway, and Turner are back to discuss:

- The Braves are overachieving

- Fulton County fires two elections workers who shredded ballot applications

- Secretary Raffensperger calling in the DOJ

- Jim Beck is going to be living rent-free for a few years

- Municipal Elections

- MTG and Herschel both rejecting Trump's statement on voters sitting out elections

- Duncan for POTUS?!?

- Holly Springs ending Civil Asset Forfeiture

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We're back with plenty to say.

- We talk about the Cobb GOP's "censure" of Governor Kemp, former Cobb - GOP Chair Jason Shepherd resigns the Party, the Cobb Young Republicans condemn the Cobb GOP and the Georgia Republican Assembly condemns the Cobb YRs and The Establishment.

- She Who Shall Not Be Named endorses the Buckhead City effort. Why?

- Jason gives us an update on Congress' efforts to avoid hitting the debt limit while passing massive spending bills.

- After a letter from the National School Board Association, the Department of Justice announces it will hold internal meetings to craft a response to alleged threats to members of Board of Education across the country - thoughtful response to a growing threat or overreaction?

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We had a lot of news in the past week, especially over the weekend. We try to pack it all in on this week’s episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast. A hefty portion of the podcast is spent discussing Donald Trump’s rally in Perry and the fallout from it. Buzz, Scot, and Jason all have separate posts about it on PeachPundit.com, so make sure you stop by to read those. We also discussed the Georgia Senate’s proposed congressional maps, the possibility of a “Buckhead City,” state Rep. Renitta Shannon’s run for lieutenant governor, the passage of the EQUAL Act passes the House, Scot’s continued unhealthy obsession with Coke Zero (there’s an underlying message here that you should hear), and the price of Walmart brand bacon and price inflation.

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