The Georgia Hour, episode 194: Georgia's Election Day Battle Against Democratic Utility Heist & Kemp's Shadow Machine

On election day 2025, host BKP unleashes a raw, rural-rooted wake-up call on The Georgia Hour, slamming Democrats' bid to flip two Public Service Commission (PSC) seats—not to cut skyrocketing power bills, but to ignite the Democrat momentum going into 2026. With all five PSC spots Republican-held, BKP blasts the board for abandoning ratepayer checks, urging voters: "If your bill's up, you're not happy—change it."Text alerts reveal an 80,000-vote Democratic early-voting bulge, erasable only by massive rural turnout. In red bastions like Fannin County (78-22 GOP split), every vote must offset urban blues; Atlanta's court-extended 8 PM polls for the Dickens mayoral race risk PSC ballot chaos in fraud-plagued Fulton County, where reformers like Julie Adams and Jason Frazier were sidelined.BKP spotlights Democratic youth mobilizers like Georgia Youth Justice Coalition versus undercovered Turning Point Action, warning of a post-election "blame game": Democratic sweeps in NYC, NJ, VA, CA's Prop 50, and Georgia could scapegoat Trump, tanking 2026 Senate odds against Jon Ossoff amid the Kemp machine's anti-Trump chill on candidates like Buddy Carter and Mike Collins.Spotlight: Marjorie Taylor Greene's The View debut teases ambitions (governor?), plus her "No Tax on Home Sales" bill to revive starter-home equity ladders crushed by "workforce housing" flops.Integrity alarms ring with a DOJ letter demanding Fulton ballots by Nov. 14—timed to Fani Willis's RICO ouster—exposing 2020 cover-ups; BKP teases Joe Rossi's exposé. Scoops on the $140M First Liberty Ponzi (Frost family fallout) and donor Dennis "What the Futch" cap the frenzy. Rally: "Vote rural strong—or watch the machine win."