Garland Favorito explained the lifecycle of a bill and with it described how we can direct our efforts to pursue VoterGA’s election integrity priority to unseal the ballots as Sine Die is coming up on Wednesday. Tania Sosa and Rhonda Thomas highlighted key bills that need advocacy to secure our health freedom and to maintain the integrity of school choice. Linda Menk related her efforts to create a positive working relationship with their governing body to effect positive change towards election integrity. We had an exciting discussion as Election integrity supporters in Chatham and Cherokee Counties successfully prevailed against challenges by the establishment. 

On the March 18th Election Integrity Update we were encouraged to hear how scores of fellow Georgians concerned with election integrity were elected to leadership positions and sent the establishment packing last weekend at many county GOP conventions. We heard reports of successes and challenges in Cherokee, Chatham, Forsyth, and Fulton Counties.  Garland Favorito gave an update on VoterGA’s legislative work at the State Capitol and where the election integrity bills now stand, and Bill Quinn reported on the status of the Mental Health Bill HB 520.  Use the link below to view the March 18th Election Integrity Update, which will be available through April 1st. Please share this vital information with friends and family.

Our state legislative work continues! On this month’s Constitution Party of Georgia (CP-GA) Tele-Town Hall Garland Favorito updated us on the status of the election integrity bills, I reported on the Prenatal Equal Protection Act (HB 496), and Dr. Tiffany Flock reported on legislation related to medical freedom. Party member and city council candidate Dr. Earl Martin updated us on his efforts in Waycross to build the Constitution Party by becoming involved in local politics and actions he’s taken to influence the Waycross City and Ware County Commissioners, such as expediting hiring critical staff, condemning abandoned houses, expediting the repair of roads, and providing professional testimony on the topic of Ware County requiring COVID-19 vaccines for school attendance.  Use the link below to view the March 11 Statewide Tele-Town Hall if you missed it or want to share it with friends and family. The recording will be available for 14 days after the call.

Pastor Doug Wilson addresses the shibboleth of the "separation of church and state."  State Chairman Ricardo Davis noted, "would that more church leaders spoke with this level of clarity about the issues at stake."

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Introduction

If a man were to undertake a proof that triangles had three sides, and he was making heavy weather in getting his point across, there would be several possibilities that we would need to consider. One would be that he was simply a terrible teacher. Another possibility would be that there were powerful interests conspiring against him, funded in a big way by George Soros. Let’s go with that one.

With those basic alternatives in mind, and taking the appropriate lesson from them, let us review now some of the basic issues that have for far too long bumfuzzled the American public when it comes to the foundational questions surrounding church and state. This shouldn’t be hard, but somehow it is hard anyway, and perhaps it has been the excessive sensitivity and nuance that I have historically been wont to use.

So let us go over these issues, shall we? And let us deal with the logic of the thing first, and the American history of it after that.

The legislative session is looking promising with several key bills on the move.  With your help we can push them through on crossover day, see the announcements below for our calls to action. If you are able to, join VoterGA at the State Capitol for Crossover Day, Monday, March 6th.  Use the link below to view the March 4th Election Integrity Update if you missed it or want to share with friends and family. The recording will be available for 14 days after the call.