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An offshoot group linked to the Chuck Schumer-aligned Senate Majority PAC (SMP) is pumping millions into the Georgia Senate runoff to save Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock.

Since Nov. 11, Georgia Honor has poured nearly $14 million into ad buys and media production backing Warnock and attacking his Republican challenger Herschel Walker over the likes of abortion, Federal Election Commission filings show. The super PAC is one of the top spenders for the Dec. 6 election. 

Beyond being marked as an affiliated committee and stated as such in some media reports, the SMP has links to Georgia Honor on several levels. SMP has provided Georgia Honor with all of the $28 million it has raised as of mid-October. At the same time, Rebecca Lambe acts as the treasurer of both groups, which also share an address, according to their respective records.

GEORGIA RUNOFF ELECTIONS DESIGNED TO ‘KEEP BLACK CANDIDATES OUT OF OFFICE,’ CLAIMS MSNBC

Democratic Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock is attempting to hang onto his seat in the Dec. 6 runoff election. (Brandon Gillespie)

ATLANTA — It’s been a rough few months for the New Georgia Project.

The nonprofit founded by Stacey Abrams and once helmed by Sen. Raphael Warnock (D., Ga.) dismissed most of its leadership over the summer. A former executive told the Washington Free Beacon that the group’s top accountant was fired after saying he couldn’t do his job without violating the law. Now the group missed a crucial IRS filing deadline, an error that puts it on the wrong side of federal law.

Such chaos is now commonplace at the New Georgia Project, which Abrams founded in 2013 to register non-white voters in the Peach State. The group, and its affiliate New Georgia Project Action Fund, appear to have fallen into dire financial straits since the June dismissal of chief financial officer Randall Frazier. Although the groups raised a combined $37 million in 2020, their human resource director claimed in an October video call terminating three top employees that the New Georgia Project could no longer afford to pay their salaries.

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With daily changes to the lists shared by the e-katanalotis.gr platform, supermarkets continue to reformulate the prices of the products included in the “household basket».

As the minister, Adonis Georgiadis, said in his statements, of the 664 same products that the “household basket” had last week, 541 products kept the same price this week, 101 reduced the price and only two increased The honor.

Also 150 products are different from the previous week while the total value for the “household basket” per supermarket compared to the previous week is lower.

The spending is a prelude to a seriously expensive blitz of commercials and other runoff spending.

Whatever your politics, maybe the best thing about putting the midterm elections in the rearview mirror is the end of being bombarded with campaign ads, texts and polls. Where I live in Pittsburgh, I couldn’t watch Jeopardy! for weeks without a commercial telling me that radical Summer Lee (who just became Pennsylvania’s first Black woman elected to Congress) wants to defund the police! Or that John Fetterman’s stroke made him unfit for office, or that Dr. Oz hates puppies and conducted cruel experiments on them. Thank de lawd I live in a secure building where door-knocking isn’t possible.

But for residents in Georgia, the commercials, ground game and texts aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. The race between Sen. Raphael Warnock, a Democrat, and Republican Herschel Walker, is headed for an early December runoff since neither candidate reached the 50% of the vote needed to win outright under state law. What that means for voters is not just having to head to the polls one more time to have their voices heard, but also that they’re about to be flooded with pitches from both candidates for the next month.

Already, the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee announced it’s pouring $7 million into the runoff effort to support ground efforts to turn out votes for Warnock, continuing a new national strategy under which the party’s Senate campaign arm emphasized spending on its ground game rather than buying commercial time.

Democrats spent nearly $200 million on perennial losers Beto O’Rourke and Stacey Abrams—money that failed to make their gubernatorial races against Republican incumbents competitive.

Abrams, who trailed Georgia governor Brian Kemp (R.) by 9 points with 72 percent of the vote reported Tuesday night, raised nearly $100 million between her campaign and leadership committee, state filings show. O’Rourke, meanwhile, raised $77 million and spent $72 million as of October 29—he trailed Texas governor Greg Abbott (R.) by more than 10 points with 60 percent of the vote reported. O’Rourke even broke Texas’s four-month fundraising record in July, when he raised $28 million.

Former I’m a Celebrity winner Georgia Toffolo has canceled her contract with Shein after she was labeled ‘exploitative’ by charities over her deal with the Chinese fast fashion outlet.

Miss Toffolo 28 has released three collections since first collaborating with the label in 2020.

She often promotes the brand to her 1.7 million Instagram followers. Her most recent, posted on October 14, shows her sculpting a pleated floral midi dress for a high-end florist in Belgravia, London.

Melbourne ‘it girl’ Georgia Geminder and chief investment officer Matthew Danos tied the knot on Sunday during a lavish society wedding.

The event took place in the upmarket suburb of Kew and involved a traditional Jewish ceremony followed by a black-tie reception inside a marquee at Raheen, the Pratt family mansion.

Georgia, 28, the model granddaughter of Australia’s late ‘Cardboard King’ Richard Pratt and eldest daughter of billionaire packaging moguls Raphael and Fiona Geminder, looked like a modern princess in a beaded strapless fishtail dress , matching gloves and a tiara.

• 1. The climate is perfect for roofing
• 2. We have access to the best materials
• 3. Good roofers are easy to find
• 4. There are government incentives for energy-efficient roofs
• 5. The competition keeps prices low
• Conclusion

A good roofing system is one that is designed to protect your home from the elements. It should be made of durable materials that can withstand high winds, heavy rain, and snow.

The roof should also be pitched so that water will run off of it and not pool on top. Additionally, a good roofing system should include an insulation barrier to keep your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

Finally, it is important to have a warranty on your roofing system so that you can have peace of mind in knowing that it is covered in case of any problems.

In Georgia, specifically in Marrietta, we love our roofs. We also love a good deal. So, it stands to reason that we would love a good roof at a good price. Here are five reasons why good roofing costs less in Georgia:

1. The climate is perfect for roofing

Georgia may be known for its peaches and its sweet tea, but there’s one thing that we should really be known for – our climate. That’s right, our moderate temperatures are ideal for roofs! We don’t have the extreme heat of the desert Southwest or the frigid cold of the Northeast.

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TBILISI — As you stroll the streets of Tbilisi, Russian audio system are in every single place. That’s not one thing Georgians are joyful about, to place it mildly.  

Even earlier than President Vladimir Putin introduced a mobilization of additional troops on September 21, Georgia was the second hottest vacation spot (after Turkey) for Russian runaways; About 50,000 arrived within the Caucasian nation since Moscow launched its struggle towards Ukraine. In late September, these inflows solely accelerated, with kilometers-long queues of vehicles snaking towards the mountain-flanked Upper Lars border crossing.

For Georgians, the battle in Ukraine revives painful flashbacks of their very own expertise of a Russian invasion in 2008. That means many have little sympathy for the brand new arrivals as they’re broadly suspected of nonetheless backing Putin’s struggle, however simply not desirous to struggle in it.

Graffiti, sprayed in black, on the wall of the Dedaena bar in Tbilisi proclaims: “Russian warship, go fuck yourself,” in homage to Ukrainian forces’ defiant refusal to give up Snake Island within the Black Sea.

A QR code on the bar’s entrance redirects Russian guests to a website, the place they’re requested to finish a “visa form” designed particularly for them. They gained’t be allowed in for a drink until they affirm that, amongst different issues, they didn’t vote for Putin, that Russia occupied Georgian territories, that Crimea is Ukrainian, and that they want glory to Ukraine.