Nathan Deal

Georgia voters will get to choose between diametrically opposed visions of the future: a Trump wanna-be and a progressive black woman.

Companies are speaking up loudly in states where bills have been proposed as part of a backlash to the Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benoiff has been a powerhouse behind efforts to fight recent so-called “religious freedom” laws that are actually anti-LGBT measures meant to allow Christians to discriminate. Salesforce was one of the first to oppose Indiana’s law, North Carolina’s, and Arkansas’. They also put pressure on Georgia’s Governor Nathan Deal to veto that state’s […]

“This is only the beginning,” said Virginia Galloway, who represents the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Georgia.

Passionate responses to Nathan Deal’s veto: Praise from the left, threats of payback from the right.

“Fingers are crossed,” Norman Reedus said, just days before Governor Nathan Deal announced he’d veto the bill.

Numerous corporations and celebrities have denounced the bill and threatened to leave the state or abandon planned projects if the bill became law.

It’s part of Deadline Hollywood’s real-time tally of entertainment giants threatening to pull big money from the state.

An odd assertion: The bill provides legal exemptions to opponents of same-sex marriage.