WRLB-TV in Columbus reports that public/private funding "in excess of $25 million" has resulted in a decision by Mercer University to open a four-year medical school in Columbus. Donna Harrison, executive director of the American Association of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists and Catherine Glenn Foster, president and CEO of Americans United for Life. The other witnesses include Melissa Ohden, founder of the Abortion Survivors Network Dr. They’ll be testifying against the federal legislation before the committee, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would limit most abortions after 20 weeks. The Atlanta Democrat will be joined by one other abortion rights supporter, Valerie Peterson of Equal Opportunity Schools. You can stream her comments to the Senate Judiciary Committee here beginning at 10 a.m. testimony against a federal bill to limit abortion access. The Democratic targets include House Minority Leader Bob Trammell of Luthersville. Deborah Silcox of Sandy Springs and Butch Parrish of Swainsboro. Now, the conservative Family Policy Alliance has announced its own slate of lawmakers it will seek to defeat: The list of a dozen lawmakers who voted against the measure includes two GOP legislators: state Reps. Moments after lawmakers put the final touches on the anti-abortion "heartbeat bill," the Democratic Party of Georgia released a target list of Republicans who voted for House Bill 481. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, both of whom received marginal support. (9 percent).Īnd it’s far ahead of other candidates, including U.S. Kamala Harris of California (10 percent), former Texas congressman Beto O’Rourke (9 percent) and U.S.
Bernie Sanders, who is at 14 percent.īut it’s also right in line with U.S. That’s far behind ex-Vice President Joe Biden, who leads the field with 32 percent, and U.S. The Charleston Post & Courier reports that a new poll from California-based Change Research has the Georgia Democrat at 7 percent, tied with Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind. But in one of the few to name her, she's gained some traction. Most of the early presidential polling has left out Stacey Abrams, who is still ruminating on a possible White House run. Senate or attempt a re-match with Brian Kemp were quite noisy. On the other hand, those who thought the former Democratic candidate for governor should run for U.S. Stacey Abrams had a lot of fans in Athens at Monday's taping of GPB's "Political Rewind." But the University of Georgia crowd went utterly silent when host Bill Nigut posed this question: How many of you think she should run for president? In the midst of what’s likely to be a bitter 2020 presidential contest, bipartisan cooperation can be easily twisted into bipartisan collaboration.
And we know that Michael Owens, the former chairman of the Cobb County Democratic party, is considering another primary challenge to Scott. The 13th Congressional District in northwest metro Atlanta isn’t Trump country – far from it. We’d have to say that Scott’s effort is the more daring example of bipartisanship. David Perdue – I want to give him great recognition.
"Sonny played a pivotal role in helping us get that $80 million. And leading the way were Republicans and Democrats right here in Georgia… 'What is so unique about that program is that Democrats and Republicans came together and accomplished that.
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