We’re back from a week-long hiatus. In this week’s episode, we discuss the continuing Raffensperger v. Trump saga, Raffensperger’s book deal, and Greg Bluestein's new book on how Democrats flipped Georgia. We also wonder where Herschel Walker is since his campaign announcement for U.S. Senate what Stacey Abrams’ speaking tour means for Georgia Democrats, and what’s going on Mike Collins backs January 6 rioters. We also talk a little about state Rep. Calvin Smyre’s nomination to serve as the ambassador to the Dominican Republic. Finally, we let Scot rant about Coke Zero, which is apparently worse than sin. Bless his heart.

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On this week’s episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast, we celebrate the return of college football, the pending case against former Brunswick District Attorney Jackie Johnson, Gov. Brian Kemp’s endorsements from state lawmakers, Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan’s new book, the Libertarian Party of Georgia picking up a new member. In former state Rep. Ken Pullin, and the CEO of an Atlanta-based tech company resigning over his pro-life comments. We also react to some breaking-ish news on Donald Trump’s statement on the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia and a planned rally at the U.S. Capitol, at which She Who Will Not Be Named plans to speak, in support of some of the perpetrators of the January 6 attack.

Enjoy this week’s podcast. We’re taking next week off. We’ll be back on September 22.

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On this week’s episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast, Scot, Buzz, and Jason wonder why so many Americans and American military equipment and arms were left in Afghanistan as the United States withdrew from the country. We dive into the controversial question of impeachment as it relates to maladministration. More to Georgia, we talk about former Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s efforts to turn out voters, Vernon Jones making up an endorsement, COVID-19 vaccinations, Stacey Abrams’ desire to run for president, and Roger Garrison’s resignation from the Judicial Qualifications Committee.

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We’re back to our regularly scheduled Peach Pundit Podcast. In this week’s edition, Buzz, Scot, and I talk about the reaction to Herschel Walker’s announcement for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate from Walker’s opponents in the race—Commissioner Gary Black and Latham Sadler. We opine on a silly new lawsuit brought by state Rep. Philip Singleton and VoterGA against the Dominion voting machines that Georgia uses in its election. We also dive into some federal politics related to Rep. Carolyn Bordeaux and the budget resolution that was (indirectly) passed (through horrible process) in the House on Tuesday and discuss President Biden’s rapidly falling poll numbers.

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We decided to do a relatively quick special edition of the Peach Pundit Podcast to react to the news that Herschel Walker has filed to run for U.S. Senate. We discussed what the means for the rest of the candidates running for the Republican nomination, what Rep. Buddy Carter will do now that Walker is running, if Trump supporters will rubber stamp Walker's candidacy, and whether Walker can beat Sen. Raphael Warnock.

We'll be back tomorrow with our normal podcast. In the meantime, be sure to subscribe to the Peach Pundit Podcast on Apple Podcasts (https://bit.ly/PeachPunditPod), watch on YouTube, or watch us live (Wednesdays at 6 PM) on Scot’s Twitch channel (https://bit.ly/PeachPunditTwitch).

Ryan Graham, Chair of the Libertarian Party of Georgia joined the gang tonight, so we talked a little about ballot access, and what the LP hopes to accomplish in Georgia.

We then moved on to the biggest issue facing our country right now, the ongoing foreign policy and humanitarian disaster unfolding in Afghanistan. We looked at some local reactions from various candidates running for office in our state.

The ongoing debate over masks was discussed. As you know Governor Kemp has never issued a statewide mask mandate and doesn't appear likely to do so now. One State Representative took the opportunity to accuse him of murder - we react.

Georgia has finally received its 2020 census data, and it reveals some interesting things and necessitates a response from the Republican Party. Will they rise to meet the challenge?

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It’s just Buzz and Jason this week, but we’ve still got some of the latest in Georgia politics in this week’s episode of the Peach Pundit Podcast. We discuss Herschel Walker’s wife and the allegation of voter fraud, the recent poll of Republican Senate candidates who may run against Sen. Raphael Warnock, the latest on Stacey Abrams and the possibility of DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond making a run for governor, Burt Jones’ bid for lieutenant governor, the latest crazy from She Who Must Not Be Named, and Brandon Beach’s legislation to infringe on the property rights of Georgia businesses. Buzz also got me to discuss the finer points of budget reconciliation, so if you want to get into the weeds of congressional process, stick around for the last part of the podcast.

We’ve got a full house on this week’s Peach Pundit Podcast. Buzz, Eric, Scot, and Jason dive into some recent topics in Georgia and national politics. Topics on this week’s podcast include Stacey Abrams’ speaking tour (ain’t capitalism great!), Georgia Democrats’ visit to DC, Gov. Kemp sending emergency dollars to combat crime in Atlanta, Scot’s testimony to the US Civil Rights Commission on civil asset forfeiture, She Who Shall Not Be Named’s upcoming visit to Iowa, mask mandates and COVID-19, federal lawmakers weighing on SB 202 via an amicus brief, and the legality of President Biden’s eviction moratorium.

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Jason, Buzz, and Eric covered a wide range of topics and tossed in bonus Spotify playlist tips as well.

Topics included:

- Former Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck was convicted of stealing money from his former employer

- Brian Miller jumped in the race for the Democratic nomination for Lt. Governor and Senator Elena Parent might too

- Congressman Andrew Clyde was grilled in Committee

- A Trump-endorsed candidate loses a special election runoff in Texas

- Shocking news: Atlanta Public Schools wants to raise the millage rate

- Kanye is living at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

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Jason was in DC, but Eric filled in so we had three tonight. There was a lot of news to cover.

Atlanta has a Mayor's race this year. Can anyone stop Kasim Reed? How big an issue is crime to Atlanta voters?

Speaker David Ralston is concerned about crime in Atlanta but the House Caucus elections for Majority Whip are set for this weekend, but what about Majority Caucus Chair?

Governor Kemp reminds everyone to get the vaccine as cases surge again in Georgia.

Kemp also appointed PSC Commissioner Chuck Eaton to the Bench and Fitz Johnson to fill Eaton's spot on the PSC.