In this explosive November 20, 2025 episode of The Georgia Hour on Voice of Rural America, host BKP drops bombshell allegations of an unfolding “silent coup” inside the Georgia GOP led by Governor Brian Kemp and his wife Marty.

Segment 1 exposes what BKP calls a coordinated Kemp-orchestrated takedown of Trump-loyal Congressman Mike Collins (GA-10). The plan? Replace him in the 2026 primary with former UGA coach Derek Dooley — a polished, media-safe candidate who can fake MAGA rhetoric while remaining 100% controllable. BKP ties the recent White House and Hyundai CEO apologies over the 2024 ICE raid on a Korean EV battery plant (built with massive Kemp-era tax incentives) to a looming Trump-Kemp grand bargain: Trump brings billions in Hyundai, Kia, Samsung, and LG investment back to Georgia in exchange for political peace — potentially including Trump staying neutral or even endorsing Kemp’s hand-picked challengers and looking the other way on H-1B expansions and data-center deals.

Meanwhile, Lt. Gov. Burt Jones just secured an ethics ruling green-lighting unlimited personal loans to leadership PACs — what BKP calls Kemp-created “slush funds.”

Segment 2 features fiery GA-11 primary challenger Chris Mora, a rural telecom exec and former county GOP chair, who is taking on incumbent Barry Loudermilk. Mora says the forgotten northern counties haven’t seen Loudermilk in years and are drowning in grocery inflation, exploding property taxes and insurance, and a collapsing healthcare system — while D.C. Republicans obsess over everything except kitchen-table pain.

A raw, insider episode portraying Georgia’s GOP establishment as corporate sellouts engineering a purge of Trump loyalists, countered by a rising grassroots rebellion demanding representatives who actually show up and fight for working families. Must-listen red-meat for anyone watching the 2026 MAGA vs. Establishment civil war in the Peach State.

This podcast episode from "The Georgia Hour" on Voice of Rural America, hosted by BKP, delivers a passionate, highly critical rant against the Georgia Republican Party (GOP) leadership as the state heads into the 2026 elections. The host expresses deep frustration with what he describes as a dysfunctional, excuse-making party under Chairman Josh McKoon, stemming from a controversial 2025 state GOP convention that grassroots conservatives labeled "rigged" to favor establishment figures and suppress challengers like David Cross.

BKP highlights recent Republican losses in special elections, including a Democrat flipping a strongly Republican-leaning state House seat in the Athens/Oconee County area (HD 121) in a jungle primary format, which he blames on the party's failure to close primaries, eliminate runoffs, or reform election systems. He warns of upcoming vulnerabilities from resignations-to-run, such as State Sen. John F. Kennedy stepping down to campaign for lieutenant governor (triggering another special election in a Macon district), potential moves by others like Colton Moore for Congress, and rumors around other figures like Greg Dolezal, David Clark, Blake Tillery or Steve Gooch. These could lead to more jungle primaries favoring Democrats.

A major focus is the ongoing scandal involving the Frost family and their company, First Liberty Building & Loan, accused by the SEC of operating a $140 million Ponzi scheme that defrauded hundreds of investors. The host details escalating investigations involving depositions of "insiders", including Brant Frost IV and his son Brant Frost V. He criticizes lingering Frost family ties to the Georgia GOP and demands their complete removal to avoid negative media coverage from outlets like the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC). BKP accuses the party of cover-ups and notes political donations tied to the scheme flowing to Republican causes.

The host contrasts this with Democrats' aggressive targeting of the Georgia state Senate for 2026 flips and mocks GOP excuses amid fundraising restrictions during legislative sessions. He speculates on potential resignations to level the playing field.

BKP also slams the party for inviting Steve Bannon to speak, only for Bannon to later publicly blast the Georgia GOP as "feckless, hapless, no energy" following a special election loss. The host touches on broader issues like Georgia Power's massive $16 billion expansion for data centers, rising electricity costs, and community concerns over development.

Overall, the episode positions the host as a no-nonsense grassroots leader who could have handled these crises better, urging the party to clean house, focus intensely, and sever toxic ties to secure wins in 2026. It ends abruptly before a promised "special message," blending insider gossip, calls to action, and conservative outrage.

This is a classic fire-breathing, no-holds-barred BKP rant on Voice of Rural America, recorded after Democrats shocked Georgia Republicans by flipping a deep-red State House seat in the Athens area (HD-10) in a low-turnout special election.

Core thesis: Georgia GOP Chairman Josh McKoon is the “Biggest Dumbass of 2025” and is personally steering the Georgia Republican Party straight into an iceberg while rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.

Key points BKP hammers for over an hour:

1. The Triggering Event Democrat Eric Geisler beat Kemp-backed Republican Dutch Guest by ~200 votes in a special election in a district Trump carried by double digits. BKP calls it proof that Georgia is now a true battleground and the GOP is asleep at the wheel.
2. Josh McKoon is completely unprepared
   • Second term as chairman, yet acts shocked that resignations trigger special elections, that candidates might quit to raise money during legislative session, that low-turnout specials favor Democrats, etc.
   • No “break-glass-in-case-of-emergency” plan, no rapid-response team, no pre-vetted candidates on standby.
   • After the rigged 2025 state GOP convention, leadership went on vacation instead of war-gaming every scenario.
3. Brian Kemp is quietly clearing primaries for his loyalists
   • BKP accuses Kemp of making sure Houston Gaines and others have no primary opposition while the party bleeds in specials.
   • Calls the HD-10 loss “Kemp’s guy losing after Kemp cleared the deck.”
4. The GOP is delusional
   • McKoon goes on TV and shrugs: “It was a weird off-year special… we’ll win it back by 10,000 votes in November.”
   • BKP: “You won Trump’s Georgia by a field goal and you think you’re in good shape???”
5. More resign-to-run bombs coming
   • Strong rumors Sen. John Kennedy, Sen. Greg Dolezal (“Greg the Weasel”), and others will resign soon to run for Lt. Governor, triggering more dangerous special elections.
   • BKP predicts a bloodbath if the party keeps sleepwalking.
6. The exploding GA-14 congressional free-for-all
   • Marjorie Taylor Greene’s open seat has turned into chaos.
   • State Sen. Colton Moore is running (tied to Thomas Massie, begging for Trump endorsement, not on speaking terms with MTG).
   • Other rumored/declared candidates: Jim Tully, Jared Craig, Jeff Griswold, Dalton city councilman Nikki Lama (grandson of legendary GOP activist Ed Painter), and very strong rumors that 2020 candidate & current DA Clayton Fuller is about to jump in.
   • BKP says this race is going to be “whacked out” and hurt Republicans statewide.
7. Side rants
   • Rusty Paul (Sandy Springs mayor) is a “Democrat posing as a Republican.”
   • Turning Point Action state director “Blueberry” drama.
   • Ongoing Fulton County 2020 ballot scandals and David Cross’s findings.
   • Bayer/Monsanto Roundup lawsuits (Trump admin backing Bayer).
   • Teases a possible Jason Thompson/Debbie Doonan coup against McKoon coming soon.

The episode is a live breakdown and reaction show by host BKP (The Georgia Hour on VoiceofRuralAmerica.com) covering the bombshell December 9, 2025 Georgia State Election Board (SEB) meeting on case SEB 2022-015 — a complaint filed by citizen investigator David Cross (with heavy assistance from Kevin Moncla and others) regarding massive violations in Fulton County’s handling of 2020 early-voting tabulator tapes.

Core allegations proven in the hearing:

• Fulton County produced zero signed tabulator results tapes for early voting in 2020, despite Georgia rule 183-1-12.12-.12 requiring three poll-worker signatures on every closing tape (one for the polling place, one with the memory card, one with the recap form).
• These tapes represent 315,892 ballots cast in early voting across 148 tabulators.
• 10 tapes are completely missing (the same 10 tapes central to the separate Joe Rossi/Kevin Moncla case SEB 2023-025).
• Numerous tapes show duplicate scanner serial numbers, tapes printed on different machines than the ones that scanned the ballots, and impossible print times (e.g., polls “closed” at 1:56 AM and 2:09 AM on Nov 4, 2020).
• No “zero tapes” (opening tapes proving the tabulator started at 0 ballots) were provided for early voting — breaking chain of custody completely.
• Fulton County openly admitted the tapes were unsigned and 10 are missing/lost/destroyed, but claimed “new leadership, new building, new procedures” fixed everything and essentially told the board “do whatever you want, we’re done looking.”

BKP delivers a rapid-fire, insider-style rundown of the exploding 2026 Georgia Republican primary chaos, technical glitches and all. Key themes and stories:

1. Resign-to-Raise Money Trend Explodes
   • Multiple high-profile Republicans are resigning legislative seats to escape the 45-day legislative session fundraising blackout and campaign full-time via leadership PACs.
   • State Sen. John F. Kennedy (Macon, District 76) just resigned to focus on Lt. Governor race and raise unlimited cash.
   • Host predicts more will follow (Steve Gooch, Blake Tillery, Greg Dolezal all named).
   • Will Wade is already running unopposed for Gooch’s seat; another special election looming.
2. Lt. Governor Republican Primary Already Crowded and Brutal Current/former candidates mentioned: John F. Kennedy, David Clark (House), Greg Dolezal (Senate), Steve Gooch (Senate), Blake Tillery (Senate). More resignations expected.
3. 2026 Governor’s Race Turns Nasty Early
   • AG Chris Carr is aggressively fundraising (BKP attended a small, high-dollar event in Blue Ridge). Carr privately tells donors Burt Jones cannot win a general election.
   • Carr’s pitch: humble upbringing, “nothing handed to me” (clear shot at trust-fund Burt Jones).
   • Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger files federal lawsuit to kill or “level-up” the 2021 leadership-committee law, claiming it gives Burt Jones an unfair $10M+ advantage. Jones camp fires back calling Raffensperger a “closeted Democrat who can’t win a primary.”
4. GA-14 Congressional Free-For-All (MTG’s open seat)
   • State Sen. Colton Moore officially announces.
   • BKP grills Moore hard: must answer for past anti-MTG votes/statements, close ties to Thomas Massie & Matt Gaetz’s chief of staff, and significant money received from the controversial Frost family / GRA PAC (tied to alleged Ponzi-like scheme that wiped out retirees).
   • BKP says Moore claims “100% Trump” but voters will demand answers on whether he’ll side with Massie/Gaetz over Trump in D.C.
   • Other known candidates: Jim Tully, Jeff Criswell, Jerry Craig, etc.
   • Rumors swirling that Reagan Box (current U.S. Senate candidate who lives in the 14th) may switch races and is actively seeking Trump’s endorsement.
5. Other Quick Hits
   • Two state House special elections happening TODAY (HD-23 and HD-121).
   • State Rep. Sharon Henderson indicted for pandemic unemployment fraud.
   • Fani Willis in court begging GA Supreme Court to block Republican Senate committee from forcing her testimony (claims it’s just politics).
   • MTG reveals 773 total threats on her life since 2021, many now targeting her son Derek.
   • BKP remains openly suspicious that MTG is truly done with Georgia politics and might still jump into governor or GA-14 race.
   • Side rant about coming “road usage tax” on electric vehicles and massive power-line/data-center buildup across rural Georgia.

This episode of "The Georgia Hour" (hosted by Brian K. Pritchard, aka BKP) on VoiceofRuralAmerica.com on Monday, December 8, 2025. It's a fast-paced, opinionated rant on Georgia politics, GOP infighting, election reforms, and some sports, with BKP's signature conservative, anti-establishment vibe aimed at rural Georgia Republicans.

Key segments and topics covered:

1. Election System Critique: No Interest in Reforms The bulk is a deep dive into why Georgia lawmakers "have no interest in cleaning up elections." BKP explains the 14th district special election process: It's a "jungle primary" (all candidates on one ballot, top two advance to runoff), which he says benefits Democrats in red districts by splitting Republican votes. He details the costs to counties (no state/federal funding), including setting up early voting, precincts for election day, and runoffs – all duplicated for specials. He criticizes electronic poll pads and voter cards for tracking votes (claiming privacy violations).

BKP advocates for reforms: End jungle primaries, close primaries to non-Republicans, switch to plurality (winner takes most votes, no runoff like Ohio), and ditch runoffs (only Georgia, Louisiana, and one other state use them). He recounts a 2020 meeting with then-Speaker David Ralston pushing these changes, but Ralston resisted, citing "independent voters." BKP calls it "BS" and "lies," arguing it keeps establishment candidates in power. He contrasts with Ohio's plurality system, which elected JD Vance in 2022 (despite a crowded field) and maintains GOP control (governor, Senate, House). He warns runoffs drain money and dilute votes.

1. Georgia GOP Internal Drama and "Brewing Storm" BKP warns of a "storm brewing" in the Georgia GOP, citing multiple scandals:
   • Ja'Quan Smith Scandal: A 19-year-old black, allegedly gay GOP assistant secretary caught in a sting operation trying to meet a 14-year-old boy. BKP questions the sting's legality (run by a new group, not police) but notes text evidence. GOP Chair Josh McKoon demanded his resignation within an hour.
   • Brad "Blueberry" Barnes Controversy: A young special advisor accused of anti-Semitic/racist remarks. Articles in the AJC (by Greg Bluestein) and others call for his removal, with RNC member Jason Thompson speaking out. BKP ties it to Debbie Dooley (calling her "Debbie Do Shit") allegedly feeding stories to the media.
   • GRA and Ethics Issues: The Georgia Republican Assembly (GRA) and its PAC face 61 violations for not filing reports; ethics commission ties them together. Links to First Liberty Building & Loan (in a $140M Ponzi scheme) and the "Albino Rhino" (Brant Frost). BKP predicts these ties will strangle the GOP.
   • Turning Point/Gen Z Ties: GOP social media handed to young Turning Point Action members, including Barnes, despite scandals. BKP shows photos of Barnes at events, reposted by GOP accounts. He calls it a "coup" against McKoon, possibly orchestrated by Dooley, Thompson, and media, to position for 2026. Claims the AJC ignores Democrat messes (e.g., post-Stacey Abrams cleanup under Charlie Bailey) while amplifying GOP chaos to help Democrats flip seats (cites recent Dem wins in runoffs, PSC seats, Roswell mayor).

In this explosive Friday episode of “The Georgia Hour” on Voice of Rural America, host BKP goes full throttle on the biggest political scandals rocking Georgia right now:

1. Marjorie Taylor Greene Watch 2025
   • MTG skips D.C. votes again, stays home in Northwest Georgia.
   • Shows up to a packed Murray County meeting to fight a proposed “bio-waste” facility backed by Vanguard/BlackRock interests.
   • Delivers a fiery America-First speech that sounded suspiciously like a 2026 gubernatorial launch.
   • BKP says Burt Jones’s campaign is already at “DEFCON 4” and will hit “DEFCON 1” the moment MTG jumps in, predicting she would sweep the 14th District and much of North Georgia in a primary.
2. The $140 Million First Liberty Building & Loan Ponzi Scheme Fallout
   • Massive update: The Georgia Ethics Commission held a hearing and voted unanimously to tie the Georgia Republican Assembly (GRA) and its GRA PAC together as essentially one entity.
   • Probable cause found for dozens of campaign-finance violations including failing to disclose over $180K in contributions.
   • Evidence showed the same leaders, same people directing money, GRA raising cash for the PAC, and PAC only giving to GRA-endorsed candidates.
   • Brant Frost IV (founder) and Brant Frost V (“Albino Rhino”) at the center; federal receiver is already struggling to untangle records.
   • BKP predicts the receiver will now use this ruling to demand full discovery into GRA/GRA-PAC bank accounts, donor lists, and internal records, potentially exposing who really got investor money funneled into politics.

In this fiery December 4, 2025 episode of the Georgia Hour on Voice of Rural America, host BKP goes full throttle on the biggest political scandals shaking Georgia Republican politics right now:

• A state ethics commission hearing happening TODAY on the Georgia Republican Assembly (GRA) and the now-dissolved GRA PAC, accused of 61 campaign-finance violations. BKP ties the groups directly to the Frost family and the alleged $140 million First Liberty Building & Loan Ponzi scheme that preyed on elderly Christian investors. Brant Frost IV founded First Liberty; his son Brant Frost V (aka “the Albino Rhino”) ran the GRA PAC. Money allegedly flowed from the scheme into Republican campaigns across Georgia, including heavy support for State Senator Colton Moore.
• BKP issues a blistering personal disclaimer: he applied to join the GRA twice and was rejected both times, insists many rank-and-file GRA members are good people, but claims the Frost family turned the organization into a personal power-and-money machine.
• Marjorie Taylor Greene watch: MTG has been absent from D.C. all week amid rumors of a massive falling-out with President Trump after he yanked an endorsement. Speculation is swirling that Trump is trying to box her out of a potential 2026 Georgia governor run. BKP plays clips of Trump warmly greeting MTG’s boyfriend Brian in the Oval Office and warns listeners not to fall for the scripted drama.
• 14th Congressional District chaos: With rumors that MTG is resigning to run for governor, the northwest Georgia seat is suddenly up for grabs. Local GOP leaders (including new acting chair Jackie Harling) are already sounding alarms about a crowded Republican primary that could split the vote and let a unified Democrat sneak through in the deep-red district. Names floating: Katie Dempsey, DA Clayton Fuller, Colton Moore, and others.
• Chris Carr vs. Burt Jones governor ad war: fake polls, fake sheriff endorsements, slimy attack graphics, and Trump seemingly boosting Burt Jones to keep MTG sidelined.
• Bombshell Georgia Record investigation drop: State GOP Chairman Josh McKoon is accused of simultaneously working as general counsel for the Technical College System of Georgia (state employee pulling ~$200k+) while actively defending criminal defendants against the State of Georgia in private practice – a massive potential conflict of interest. BKP calls for McKoon’s immediate resignation ahead of the critical 2026 cycle.
• Quick hits: Debbie Dooley drama, Democrat attempts to poach GOP advisors, and BKP’s usual mix of college football trash talk (Go Dawgs over Alabama!) and Christmas-season fun.

If you only listen to one Georgia political episode this month, make it this one – the masks are off and the knives are out.