The Georgia Hour, episode 64: Georgia GOP Power Struggle: 9th District Chairman Forum

The intense political maneuvering within the Georgia Republican Party, focusing on the 9th Congressional District, one of the most Republican districts in the state and country. In a recent chairman forum in Fannin County, the battle for control between factions led by Georgia GOP Chairman Josh McKoon and grassroots MAGA supporters. McKoon is attempting to consolidate power by securing the 9th, 7th, and 11th districts, potentially "de-MAGA-fying" the state party. It also critiques the choice of Dalton for the state convention, addressing complaints from North Georgia Republicans about travel to distant locations like Savannah and Columbus.
The corruption and election interference, particularly around the delay in releasing delegate lists and the requirement for candidates to sign a 9-page non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for volunteer positions, is an attempt to intimidate and manipulate candidates, with criticism directed at RNC Chairman Michael Whatley, who is set to attend the 9th District convention. A discussion with Derrick Allen from Revive the Community about minority outreach efforts in Georgia. Additionally, highlighting tensions involving figures like Debbie Dooley, who supports Stephen Aaron, and opposition to an "accountability rule" aimed at preventing Democrats from running as Republicans, reflecting broader concerns about party purity and direction.