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Category: Campaigns+Elections

  • Deal’s Running…Just Not for Governor

    From the looks of it, Nathan Deal is running alright: running away. First, Deal ran away from his congressional seat rather than face up to an ethics investigation. Second, Deal has to have a long chat with his lawyer before he can release his tax returns. “He’s in consultation with his accountant and his counsel…

  • Delete?

    Karen Handel gave a gracious concession statement, but someone on her team neglected to delete this post”:Ethics, Grand Juries, Nathan Deal and George Soros.” Karen’s team went after Deal claws bared and in the process took liberals, the media and George Soros (George Soros?) off the hook.  Here’s a taste: Today, Nathan Deal is attempting…

  • Double Your Money

    WIN List is excited to announce that when we introduce our endorsed candidates on August 26th, one of our generous supporters, Jesse Crawford of Crawford Communication, has agreed to match the first $5,000 raised to support our 27 outstanding endorsed women. That’s right, today, your $10 is really $20, your $100 is really $200, your…

  • Kudzu Vine Recap

    Tim’s outrage was back last night!  Listen in for his rant on GOP candidates across the country.  Of course, we talked at length about the Georgia Run-Off elections from last week.  And in the second half hour we welcomed David McAvoy from Blue Arkansas. It was a lively hour of political discussion covering the south. …

  • Resources that won’t cost you a cent.

    Here are are few great resources for campaign teams and candidates. Some of you rilly rilly need this information, and don’t have a moment to waste before using it. Please leave your suggestions for other helpful resources in the comments. Still lost in the sauce about a stump speech, read this, do what it says…

  • Thanks, Kali!

    This is cool on so many levels. This summer, WIN List is busy cultivating the next generation of women leaders while we’re helping women get elected this year. You already know about our WIN Corps program. Now, I want to introduce you to Kali Stitt, a rising junior at the Atlanta Girls’ School, the first…