Georgia General Assembly Tackles Transgender Issues and Passes Other Bills on Industry and Regulation
Various committees of the Georgia General Assembly passed a number of different bills. The most notable ones addressed issues related to transgenderism. The House focused on that issue while the Senate addressed other problems.
First, the House Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Committee passed a new resolution. House Resolution (HR) 368 creates a joint study committee on intoxicating cannabinoids in consumable hemp products.
Second, the Senate Regulated Industries and Utilities Committee passed two different bills. They began with House Bill (HB) 449.
This bill would subject certain companies providing water services to regulation by the Public Service Commission. It focuses on regulating the activity of private entities. It passed to the Rules Committee.
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Republicans Circle Wagons Around Trump Admin After Chat Leak
Republican lawmakers are defending President Donald Trump’s administration as they face criticism for enabling a leak of military information after granting a journalist access to a private channel used by top defense and intelligence officials.
The Atlantic’s Editor in Chief Jeffrey Goldberg recently claimed he was added to a Signal chat with top Trump administration officials where they discussed the US’ recent strikes on Houthi targets.
The US has recently ramped up strikes against the Houthis, an Iran-backed Yemeni terror group that has been targeting US, Israeli, and allies’ ships since Hamas’ October 7th, 2023 attacks.
The National Security Council reportedly confirmed Goldberg had access to the Signal chat and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz admitted responsibility for granting Goldberg access.
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Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock - Pete Hegseth is not up to the task of keeping Georgia safe. He must resign.
Rep. Andrew Clyde - Senator Warnock has peddled lies and fearmongered Georgia seniors long enough. Given DOGE’s confirmation that the Social Security Administration is NOT closing field sites in the Peach State, I urge Sen. Warnock to abandon his deceitful crusade and apologize to GA seniors.
Rep. Lucy McBath - I applaud today's Supreme Court decision upholding the requirement for background checks on ghost guns. As advances in technology allow for more and more ghost guns to appear at crime scenes across America, our laws must keep up with the changing times. I continue my fight in Congress to require background checks on all gun sales.
Georgia General Assembly Tackles Transgender Issues and Passes Other Bills on Industry and Regulation — By Dome Politics' James Swafford — Various committees of the Georgia General Assembly passed a number of different bills. The most notable ones addressed issues related to transgenderism. The House focused on that issue while the Senate addressed other problems.
Republicans Circle Wagons Around Trump Admin After Chat Leak — By Dome Politics' Mateo Guillamont — Republican lawmakers are defending President Donald Trump’s administration as they face criticism for enabling a leak of military information after granting a journalist access to a private channel used by top defense and intelligence officials. The Atlantic’s Editor in Chief Jeffrey Goldberg recently claimed he was added to a Signal chat with top Trump administration officials where they discussed the US’ recent strikes on Houthi targets.
School Camera Debate Heats Up — By Dome Politics' Javier Manjarres — The heated debate over school zone speed cameras has reached a boiling point at the Gold Dome, highlighted by an unusual 6 a.m. hearing last week before the Senate Public Safety subcommittee of First Responders and intensifying into fervent behind-the-scenes discussions.
Georgia House of Representatives and Senate Pass New Bills on Education — By Dome Politics' James Swafford — Both wings of the Georgia General Assembly passed bills focusing on young Georgians and their education. The House Education Committee and the Senate Youth and Education Committee passed a number of different bills.The Senate Youth and Education Committee was first and started with House Bill (HB) 307. This bill includes provisions on students who are at risk of not achieving grade level reading proficiency due to dyslexia.
The Fuzzy Peach is written by Javier Manjarres and Jackson Bakich.
