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Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
2 days after losing the 1986 midterms, Reagan signed an amnesty deal with Democrats
The "deal" granted citizenship to 2.7 MILLION illegals, turning California permanently blue
We better not repeat this mistake
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
WaPo: Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is considering a bid for the presidency in 2028
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
Real Georgia College Rs statement (as distinct from the incel groyper losers):
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
🚨 JUST IN: Pollster Atlas Intel, which nailed 2024 and 2026, says the midterms were NOT an endorsement of Democrat policies but a punishment of Trump's first 2 years
"They were not about how much U.S. voters like the Democrats or their policies."
CONSERVATIVE BALLOT MEASURES won nationwide.
Voters simply thought voting blue to punish us was worth Dems in power, but when it came to direct policies, they voted for policies WE champion
JD Vance just came out and basically said this same thing.
Time to get to work.
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
Georgia legend Todd Gurley steps off Air Force One alongside President @realDonaldTrump ahead of tonight's rally in Dalton, Georgia! 🇺🇸🏈
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Todd Gurley is joining Trump on Air Force One for Georgia rally
ajc.com/sports/2026/10/todd-…
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
We can never say never in recruiting. Not these days.
But does this look like a 5-star on flip watch to you?
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Go dawgs🐶
@KemonJones9 yo you surfing the field ?
Georgias 2027 recruiting class has taken a small but notable turn, with Kemon Spell suddenly surfacing in another programs orbit. The No. 1 running back in the cycle and a Georgia pledge since February, Spell had appeared to be one of the cleaner commitments in the Bulldogs early class, which makes any hint of movement worth watching this far out.
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Georgia state Rep. @houstongaines, the Republican nominee for Georgia’s 10th Congressional District, joins Scott to discuss his campaign for the House.
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Our flight to Arkansas this morning- FULL of Georgia fans #GoDawgs
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
No matter your political view, watching @texas_univ students boo @tedcruz as he’s discussing the fight to save college football on @CollegeGameDay is embarrassing to Longhorns. If they would’ve closed their mouths and opened their ears, they may have actually heard the point 🤦🏻♂️
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
Roll the tape.
Jason Esteves is all in for Keisha for governor! 🤝 Jason endorses Keisha because he knows what Georgia needs in this moment: a leader who will fight for every Georgian to have an opportunity to succeed.
Keisha has plans to address the issues that matter to Georgians, like lowering costs and expanding access to affordable health care.
We’re honored to have Jason in our corner, and this endorsement is another reminder that our campaign is building a powerful coalition of Georgians who believe in a better future.
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
A year ago today, we witnessed a display of the worst kind of political violence in the killing of Charlie Kirk. May his memory remind us all to disagree respectfully, to love thy neighbor, and to cherish our families, knowing we are all created and loved by God.
Ja’Quon Stembridge retweeted
Today marks one year since the world lost Charlie Kirk.
From launching Turning Point USA out of a garage in Illinois, to reminding the world about the power of faith and family, Kirk rose to become one of the most influential voices in the modern conservative movement.
Known for his unfiltered campus debates, high-profile media appearances, and massive digital reach, he built a nationwide movement centered on faith, traditional values, and the courage to stand up for what you believe in.
Charlie Kirk inspired a new generation of conservatives while helping shape the broader conservative movement and political conversation across the country.
Today, his legacy lives on through his widow, Erika Kirk and their children, as he is remembered one year after his assassination.
