Billboards Slam Burt Jones’ ‘$10B Family Payday’ While Raffensperger Declares 2020 IS Over

In this pre-Thanksgiving episode of “The Georgia Hour” on BKP Politics (VoiceOfRuralAmerica.com, aired November 26, 2025), host BKP delivers a rapid-fire, no-holds-barred rundown of escalating drama inside the Georgia Republican Party as the 2026 statewide races heat up.

Key topics covered:
Attack billboards against Lt. Gov. Burt Jones
A Chris Carr-friendly Super PAC (Cape Georgia Strong Action Inc.) is putting up billboards accusing the Trump-endorsed Burt Jones of turning a “$10 billion family project” into a personal payday for the Jones family. BKP notes these attacks, which started in the GOP primary, will almost certainly carry over into the general election if Jones wins the nomination.
Brad Raffensperger declares Georgia elections “case closed”
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, now officially running for governor, announced an audit of over 1 million ballot images from the November 2025 election found only 14 discrepancies (mostly from hand-marked paper ballots). Raffensperger says this “proves our elections faithfully reflect the will of Georgia voters.” BKP warns the MAGA base that, as far as Raffensperger and the current establishment are concerned, the 2020 controversy is officially over—no Dominion decertification, no hand-counted paper ballots at precincts, nothing.
Georgia GOP leadership scandal: the “Blueberry” controversy
Brad Barnes (nicknamed “Blueberry” by BKP), recently appointed special advisor to Georgia GOP Chairman Josh McKoon, is accused of a long history of antisemitic, racist, and xenophobic social media posts. Democrats (led by state party chair Charlie Bailey) and some Republicans (Jason Thompson, Debbie Dooley, Betsy Kramer, etc.) are demanding Barnes be fired. Chairman Josh McKoon and First Vice Chair Sally Grubbs have remained completely silent so far. BKP highlights the hypocrisy: when Kandiss Taylor made antisemitic remarks, McKoon immediately distanced the party; with his own hand-picked advisor, there’s been zero comment. BKP sees this as evidence of infighting and factionalism inside the state party.
Trouble in paradise: factional endorsements
BKP believes Chairman McKoon and Sally Grubbs are “100% in the tank” for Burt Jones for governor, while other party figures are lining up behind different horses, setting up a brutal 2026 primary season.
14th Congressional District chaos after MTG’s upcoming resignation
With Marjorie Taylor Greene reportedly planning to resign effective January 5, 2026 (to possibly run for governor), a frantic special election jungle primary will be called. BKP explains the confusing timeline: a fast-tracked special election (likely March/April 2026) with all candidates from all parties on one ballot, possible runoff, then immediately pivot to the regular May 2026 primary for the full term. Multiple candidates are already jumping in (Star Black, Jeff Creswell, Jim Tulley, etc.), and the compressed schedule could produce two different winners for the same seat in the same year.
Overall tone: BKP is clearly frustrated with the Georgia GOP establishment, predicts a nasty, fractured 2026 cycle, and believes the party is sleepwalking into disaster by ignoring election-integrity demands and tolerating controversial figures when it suits them. He wraps with a quick ad break and promises more MTG/governor-race updates next week.