Covington forum exposes differences between conservative Congressional candidates
A forum featuring 10 Republican Congressional candidates was able to expose a few differences for voters despite all displaying ultra-conservative views of government needed to appeal to voters in the eastern Georgia district.
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New Georgia congressional map aims to increase Republican seats
A new political map of Georgia released Wednesday would help Republicans gain at least one seat in Congress, using redistricting to reverse Democratic gains and flip a district held by U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath.
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Federal court says restrictions on handgun sales to people under 21 are unconstitutional
In a 2-1 decision by a three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the court found that 18-year-olds possess the constitutional right to keep and bear arms and said the restrictions at issue in the legal battle amount to a “total ban” on buying a handgun from a licensed firearms dealer…
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Supreme Court Allows Arizona To Keep Voting Restrictions
The ruling in Brnovich v. DNC could have implications for voting measures nationwide. The Supreme Court dealt another blow to the Voting Rights Act on Thursday, ruling in favor of Republicans that Arizona can maintain restrictions that critics say discriminate against nonwhite voters.
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Delving Into The Numbers – City of Covington’s HUGE Budget Increase
The City of Covington will be seeing the largest budget increase in its 199-yr history as the city council recently approved the FY 2021-22 budget in the amount of $142 million.
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IRS rejects Christian nonprofit’s tax-exempt request because ‘Bible teachings are typically affiliated with the Republican Party’
The Internal Revenue Service last month denied a Christian nonprofit organization tax-exempt status by arguing its mission of educating and empowering Christians to engage in America’s civic process necessarily benefits the Republican Party.
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