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Where are the boundaries for our government during times of crisis? How can we protect our Constitutional rights? Read more »

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has signed the executive order for residents to shelter in place at home in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Read more »

The Cobb County Chamber of Commerce has launched a series of free educational resources for entrepreneurs and local business leaders to help them get through the economic fallout around the new coronavirus. Read more »

On Tuesday, March 24, 2020, Rep. Loudermilk (R-GA) was interviewed on "Varney & Co." on the Fox Business Network about the Coronavirus and the negotiations surrounding another Coronavirus stimulus package. Read more »

From the Washington Examiner:  "A new bipartisan House resolution condemns the Chinese government’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak, which is believed to have originated in the city of Wuhan. Indiana Rep. Jim Banks, a Republican, will introduce the resolution Tuesday, according to Fox News, which criticizes China for making 'multiple, serious mistakes in the early stages… Read more »

His grandmother looks on, a tear falling as she captures the moment on her cellphone, broadcasting live to Facebook this special moment. Read more »

Around 150 military personnel and associates gathered in Marietta recently for the latest graduation ceremony of the Cobb County Veterans Court Read more »

From the Wall Street Journal:  "Bias and fairness in artificial intelligence are complicated issues, experts told lawmakers Wednesday, but the technology needs to be regulated to ensure financial-services companies using it don’t discriminate against minorities and women. At a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee’s AI task force, a panel of mostly academics offered… Read more »

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga) recently wrote the following article on human trafficking. Today, February 13, is "Shine A Light On Slavery Day,” to bring awareness to those trapped in the darkness of this criminal enterprise. To read Rep. Loudermilk’s op-ed, please click HERE. Read more »

Yesterday, February 5th, AFSA staff attended the House Financial Services Committee’s first of two hearings entitled, “Rent-A-Bank Schemes and New Debt Traps: Assessing Efforts to Evade State Consumer Protections and Interest Rate Caps.” The second is scheduled for February 26th. Read more »