Stacey Abrams was one of Democrats’ most prominent up-and-coming stars a few short years ago.
But after multiple failed election bids and a number of scandals, those days are long gone.
And now, Elon Musk has unearthed the smoking gun that could put Stacey Abrams behind bars.
Georgia announces investigation into Stacey Abrams-linked group
Multiple groups linked to failed candidate Stacey Abrams are now the subject of an investigation.
And a key Republican says it could lead to jail time, possibly even for Abrams herself.
“The people of Georgia were defrauded by Stacey Abrams. She’s now been forced to admit it and tried to get it to go away,” Georgia Lieutenant Governor Burt Jones stated.
The New Georgia Project was recently forced to pay a $300,000 fine, the largest ever in state history for campaign violations.
They were nabbed engaging in unlawful election activities during Abrams’ failed 2018 run for Governor.
And Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) uncovered a $2 billion payment from the Biden administration to the Abrams-linked Power Forward Communities.
That group claims to support solar energy, but it has never done any work on solar panels and, before the Biden cash, had previously only brought in $100 in revenue.
Musk and others pointed out payments such as this and alleged it is the fraudulent manner in which Democrats launder tax dollars to groups for political activities through NGOs.
The Georgia State Senate passed a resolution establishing an investigation into the New Georgia Project and Power Forward Communities that Lieutenant Governor Jones said they would follow the facts where they lead.
“But Georgians want real accountability,” the Peach State Lt. Governor continued. “With these subpoena powers, my office is going to get to the truth. In Georgia, nobody is above the law, even if they are a darling of MSNBC. Anyone who broke the law and stole from taxpayers, including Stacey Abrams, should go to jail.”
State Senate Democrats predictably cry racism
Democrat Georgia Senate Minority Leader Harold Jones II ranted that the State Senate Republicans were launching probes into Abrams and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis only because they had it out for black women.
“I find it ironic that the ‘cut the red tape’ Republicans, pushing for our government to take a backseat, are now okay with wasting time and taxpayer dollars on performing political prosecution theater, specifically, now on a second politically involved black woman,” Jones fumed.
“Working-class Georgians are asking for Medicaid expansion, lower cost of living, cheaper eggs and reproductive freedom,” Jones added. “All the GOP knows how to do is waste tax dollars on something that could be handled in a court of law.”
But Abrams avoided talk of racism and instead tried to distance herself from the groups under investigation with a statement that conceded the seriousness and credibility of the allegations at hand.
“The setbacks at New Georgia Project are disappointing and my thoughts are with those laid off,” Abrams said in a statement published by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where she threw the group under the bus, saying it brought on a “new leadership and a new legal entity” once she said she was running for office.
One thing hasn’t changed: nothing is ever Stacy Abrams fault – at least not in her mind.