You can’t vote in-person early today in New York, New Jersey, or Delaware. But where can you? Georgia. Raphael Warnock proved it.
So Stacey Abrams, Warnock and Joe Biden fueled a boycott with baseless allegations of “Jim Crow 2.0” for nothing. They denied Georgia businesses $100 million in desperately needed revenue for nothing.
In tonight’s debate, Abrams owes answers to all the Georgians she hurt:
- Darrell Anderson, the owner of a limousine business in Atlanta: “The $100 million in revenue to this area was going to be the opportunity for all of us to recover.”
- Tudy Rodney of Rodney’s Jamaican Soul Food: “We’re trying to build back from a pandemic…Rodney’s will suffer.”
- Alfredo Ortiz, Georgia business leader: “Your decision is punishing the very group you claim to be defending. Small businesses in Georgia are hurting.”
- Andy Erbacher of AJ’s Famous Seafood & Poboys: “We’ve got ourselves through COVID…and we’re looking forward to going up, instead of going back down.”
- Alphonzo Cross, Parlor Cocktail Den owner: “[Revenue] trickles itself down into our tiny little neighborhood and we see the economic benefits of that.”
And that’s just part of her grift. Mask mandates on kids, defunding the police, ending cash bail, due-date abortion … As long as she keeps making her con-woman money, Abrams doesn’t care how many people she hurts.
