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A far-right faction that has gained clout in the Georgia GOP wants to give the state party new powers to block candidates from qualifying to run as Republicans if they’re deemed to be insufficiently conservative or a “traitor” to the party. #gapol ajc.com/politics/polit…
“If the candidate has shown himself to be a traitor to the principles of the party, then the party can vote to exclude him from qualifying at the next election.” A proposed Georgia GOP rule change would have big implications. #gapol ajc.com/politics/polit…
“We can’t laugh it off.” The GRA used to be a fringe group, but with its growing clout within a diminished Georgia GOP, proposals like a rule change to snuff out Republican “traitors” can’t be readily dismissed anymore. A former GOP legislator suggests a countermeasure: #gapol
https://twitter.com/buzzbrockway/status/1655940677832953857
“The GRA is a cult masquerading as a movement,” says former Georgia GOP chair John Watson. “Delegates to the state convention should be wary of unlabeled ‘juice’ made in barrels when heading to Columbus” for the June convention. #gapol ajc.com/politics/polit…
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