The Georgia Hour, episode 190: Rigged Red Hats: Swampy Endorsements and the 2026 Fight to Reclaim the Peach State

In a stormy October 29, 2025, broadcast of The Georgia Hour on VoiceofRuralAmerica.com, host BKP unleashes a passionate, tirade, framing the upcoming 2026 elections as Georgia's final stand against a "totally rigged" political machine poised to sabotage the 2028 presidential cycle. Drawing eerie parallels to October 28, 2017—when Trump endorsed Brian Kemp in a naive GOP primary oblivious to COVID, Dominion machines, and "stolen" 2020 votes—BKP regrets his past hustling for Kemp's razor-thin 2018 win over Stacey Abrams (54,723 votes, closest since 1966). Back then, insiders like Raffensperger and Cagle locked in control via campaign finance loopholes and leadership PACs, crushing outsiders.Today, with open primaries, BKP eyes the slate warily: Trump-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones lacks "MAGA" fire despite the red hat; AG Chris Carr is a "do-nothing" relic; Raffensperger peddles Fulton County's 11,780 "squirrely" irregularities. For U.S. Senate, Kemp allies prop up Derek Dooley (16% polls, $1.7M cash), sidelining Mike Collins. Campaign finance? A Ponzi scheme: Kandiss Taylor scrapes $7K against Jim Kingston's $1.17M dynasty; Reagan Box limps on $3.9K. BKP mocks Democrat ads blasting GOP on ACA hikes (345% premiums) and utility gouging, urging votes for PSC's Fitz Johnson and Tim Echols.Wild card? A Marjorie Taylor Greene governor run could upend the swamp. Amid resignations (Rep. Marcus Wiedower bails on sports betting) and fundraisers (Tyler Harper's pig pickin' circus), BKP rallies: "If I knew then what I know now..." No more traps—vet candidates, watch bills, back disruptors. Full Q&A on Facebook: unfiltered fury for the fight ahead.