Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is catching a lot of flack for his remarks in the wake of a high school shooting that took place on Wednesday outside of the town of Winder. Social media users quickly reminded him about his role in easing gun laws in the state.
Killer Mike's response to Twitter users criticizing his meeting with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp involved a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. in an apparent comparison. He did so after people questioned his criticism of Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams and the Democratic Party.
According to her announcement last week, Abrams formally announced her second candidacy for governor of Georgia after previously being cheated out of the position by current Governor, Brian Kemp, in 2018.
On Monday (Apr 12), the legendary triple threat and director Antoine Fuqua announced that they have decided to eliminate plans to film their new movie, Emancipation, in Georgia as a protest over the controversial legislation.
The former gubernatorial candidate has been rightfully praised for her efforts in pushing back against voter suppression in the state.
The Atlanta rapper spoke with the Georgia governor to discuss how small businesses and the music industry can thrive in the midst of the pandemic among other issues, but Twitter isn't having it.
Georgia's Governor Kemp is suing Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms because she's trying to keep her city safe. The man who cheated in his race with Stacey Abrams has an issue with the ATL's mayor's mandate that residents wear masks to help flatten the coronavirus curve.
The northwest Atlanta shopping destination is getting roasted on Twitter at the moment with many observing this is the result of Georgia reopening far too soon.
Props to Mayor Bottoms and others who are doing what they can to keep Americans safe at a time when others are pushing for money over lives.
The Atlanta rapper was slated to reopen two of his dining establishments for table service on Monday but instead made a much wiser gesture according to some.
