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Here are the segments in order from 13wmaz.com who put the debate up on line in segments.

Because they are all set to 'autostart' and obviously no one wants to deal with that, I've put each of the videos behind a 'spoiler.'   The video is in five roughly 12-minute segments. 

 

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When you open the 'spoiler' button to reveal the video, it may take a little time for the video to appear as they are being served from 13WMAZ.com in Macon.

Nathan Deal's Conspiracy Zone... from Georgia Democrat on Vimeo. Rather than take responsibility for his own economic failures, Nathan Deal has a bizarre explanation for why Georgia has the highest unemployment rate in the nation. You are about to enter another dimension—a dimension not only of deranged ramblings and half-remembered fever dreams, but of paranoia and conspiracy theories. Next stop—Nathan Deal’s Conspiracy Zone…

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	While Gov. Deal has gone from rags to riches since taking office, many Georgians still struggle to pay their bills. Georgia’s jobless rate is now 50th in the nation -- only Mississippi’s is worse. These figures are the direct result of Gov. Deal’s policies that help himself, his business cronies and his family but few other Georgians.
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Local party organizations are giving their candidates a platform to reach the faithful such as this gathering in Paulding County Saturday. Those speaking included sitting District 66 House member Kim Alexander, District 19 challenger Sandra Fuller, Senate District 31 Challenger Charles Winter, Paulding Post 2 candidate Patti Smith and Doreen Carter, who is running for the office of Secretary of State for Georgia spoke at the event. Rep. Alexander pointed out that this was the first time since reconstruction that three black candidates stood for the Georgia General Assembly seats from this area since Reconstruction.

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The House GOP campaign arm, previously criticized for phony Democratic candidate sites, is now in the faux-news game, according to National Journal writer Shane Goldmacher.

In an article published today here, Goldmacher illustrates the charge that the National Republican Congressional Committee is out doing dirty tricks by citing a false local news site called "Augusta Update" to slam Congressman John Barrow (D-GA) and advertising the fake news site heavily on Google.

The pages, another linked example displays the header "Central Valley (CA) Update" and it, along with others, offer a link to the National Republican Campaign Committee at the bottom of the page inches below any other content.

Andrea Bozek, NRCC communications director, said these faux news pages which target 20 or more Democratic Congressmen, are a 'new and effective way to disseminate information to voters.'

Political strategists, Goldmachers' article says, note that voters are weary and dubious of political attacks that come complete with dark clouds and ominous music tracks. By wrapping their partisan attack in the language of a fact-checking local news site, they believe, will help the message hit home more effectively.

Democratic strategists like Ryan Rudominer, who previously worked for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, asserted that it is a character issue that Republicans resort repeated to deceptive tactics to push their political agenda. The GOP's toxicity and desperation come to mind, he said.

The articles author was somewhat surprised by the boldness of the NRCC's use of fake news sites considering the blow back from The NRCC got from look-alike candidate pages, which National Journal first reported may have violated federal election rules. These sites appear to be within legal limits, unlike those, which did come to the attention of the Federal Election Commission. Those sites raised legal issues because they sought campaign contributions on behalf, not of the candidates advertised, but their competition. (It would be like thinking you were ordering a Papa Johns Pizza from a site you thought was Papa Johns but actually getting a Domino's pizza instead because they created a fake site.)

The use of fake news sites doesn't involve the legality of snatching donations intended for another candidate.

Bozek, the NRCC communications director, replied, "They're jealous that they didn't think of this strategy first."

Ganews.com was on hand at the Democratic State Convention in Dublin August 9, 2014 when two Georgia Democrats, both leading in current polls, took the stage to rally the gathered. We also captured and will be showing the videos of the other Democrats running for state-wide candidates office in Georgia soon. Here is the rest of the slate of Democrats for 2014 - the party that served Georgia admirably for over 120 years. Individual speeches:(Candidate ... Office ... approx time in sequence) Hank Johnson .... US Congress District 4 -- 1:00 Brian Reese ... US Congress District 1 -- 4:50 Robert Montigel ... US Congress District 6 -- 9:00 Thomas Wight ... US Congress District 7 -- 12:15 David Vogel ... US Congress District 9 -- 18:45 Ken Dious ... US Congress District 10 -- 23:00 Daniel Blackman ... PSC seat 4 -- 29:30 Robbin Shipp ... State Labor Commissioner -- 35:00 Valerie Wilson ... State Superintendent of Schools -- 42:00 Liz Johnson ... State Insurance Commissioner -- 48:00 Chris Irvin ... Agriculture Commissioner -- 56:00 Greg Hecht ... Attorney General of GA -- 1:03:00 Doreen Carter ... Secretary of State -- 1:12 Connie Stokes ... Lt. Governor - 1:20:45 We took pains to include the interpreter for the deaf in the shots for the hearing impaired.

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Michelle Nunn, Sen. Jason Carter, Connie Stokes and other statewide candidates to be featured at Democratic State Convention Atlanta, GA – The Democratic Party of Georgia will hold its quadrennial State Convention on Saturday, August, 9 in Dublin, Georgia at the DuBose Porter Regional Business and Industry Center. Senator Steve Henson and Representative Stacey Abrams will be co-chairing the event. “We’re bringing our convention to Georgia’s heartland.” said Democratic Party of Georgia Chair DuBose Porter. “The selection of Laurens County to host this event should assure everyone that we will be working in all 159 counties. We have been and will be campaigning in the middle of Georgia and every corner of this state—North, South, East, and West.” The purpose of the State Convention is to inspire and promote unity among Georgia Democrats in order to support and elect our nominees up and down the ballot to government offices at every level. “As Chair, the most exciting part of the convention will be presenting our slate of statewide candidates. For months, our candidates have been making the case for Georgia Democrats,” concluded Chairman Porter. “The State Convention will give us an opportunity to speak with a unified voice—Republicans have ruined Georgia. They have wrecked education, job training, transportation, health care, and our environment. We have a better plan for our state’s future.” A day full of events are scheduled, including speeches from Democratic statewide candidates, a BBQ lunch with live entertainment, votes on important resolutions, conducting the official business of the Democratic Party of Georgia, and general fellowship with unified and motivated Georgia Democrats.

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This is from a PBS/Frontline edition that talks about the progress and challenges that remain in delivering a public education since Brown v. Board of Education. You are encouraged to click on the 'full screen' to view and the first chapter will be played here on GANEWS.com. You will be directed to the PBS video site for subsequent chapters. Enjoy. From the PBS site, this description: Sixty years after the Supreme Court declared separate schools for black and white children unconstitutional, school segregation is making a comeback. What’s behind the growing racial divide in American schools — and what’s the legacy of Brown v. Board of Education? In part two, Omarina's Story, FRONTLINE revisits a student who made the most of her "middle school moment".

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	President Obama delivers remarks at Fort Belvoir before signing the Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act into law on August 7, 2014. GAnews.com TV seeks to provide a central location for 'campaign-oriented' video from most anywhere in Georgia. Join the site and PM the publisher if you have campaign video you wish to contribute.
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