Martha Zoller

A point of personal privilege, so please indulge me. I’ve been working on my master’s degree in American Politics since 2016.

In the last months, I have gotten to know John King, the Insurance Commissioner appointed by Governor Kemp.

There were many mistakes in the optics of the signing of the Election Integrity Act in Georgia but the bill itself is not controversial.

We’ve already talked about the 500,000 GOP voters who voted on November 3 but not on January 5 and the 150,000 Democrat voters who voted on November 3 and not January 5.

I’m finishing the series on what happened in the 2020 election and what the GOP needs to do to maintain majorities in Georgia.

I heard last night that my old boss is considering a run for the Senate in 2022.

I am taking a little detour from my “fixing the GOP” series and a talk about campaign reform to look at the U. S. Senate and the Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump, Private Citizen.

The rumor mill is alive with talk about who is in and who is out in Georgia politics

If you look at the outcome of the runoff on January 5, there are some lessons to be learned. Bubba McDonald got over 50% of the vote in his runoff for Public Service Commissioner and there was no hype on his election so people voted more of a party line and as a favored incumbent.

As a constant conservative analyst and broadcaster who has watched the growth of liberalism and the acceleration of censorship in the mainstream media, I urge conservatives to rethink the recent attacks on Fox News.