The Georgia Hour, episode 99: Women Banned from Leadership? Frost Family Revenge, Rigged Convention Secrets

Salleigh Grubbs, GA GOP’s new 1st Vice Chair, sparks outrage by claiming women can’t win state offices, prompting a fiery response from Democratic gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms, who vows to “prove them wrong” in 2026. The Frost family, led by Brant Frost, allegedly orchestrated a two-year revenge plot against David Cross after a convention loss, with Brant boasting about controlling microphones and committees to rig the GA GOP convention, denying delegates’ rights to speak or demand paper ballots—despite 63% of Republicans and Trump supporting them. Delegates, blocked from participating, are urged to dispute convention charges for breached contracts. Alex Johnson, GRA leader, faces pressure to address the fallout. Speculation swirls about Katie Frost eyeing the GA GOP chair role, while Salleigh is deemed unfit, and Kandiss Taylor’s grassroots betrayal backfires. A federal appeals court revives a Catoosa County lawsuit, empowering far-right groups to block mainstream GOP candidates, threatening ballot access statewide. Will this GOP infighting reshape Georgia’s political future?