From Heisman Flashbacks to Ponzi Collapse: BKP Drops the Full Georgia Political Meltdown

In this fiery December 4, 2025 episode of the Georgia Hour on Voice of Rural America, host BKP goes full throttle on the biggest political scandals shaking Georgia Republican politics right now:
A state ethics commission hearing happening TODAY on the Georgia Republican Assembly (GRA) and the now-dissolved GRA PAC, accused of 61 campaign-finance violations. BKP ties the groups directly to the Frost family and the alleged $140 million First Liberty Building & Loan Ponzi scheme that preyed on elderly Christian investors. Brant Frost IV founded First Liberty; his son Brant Frost V (aka “the Albino Rhino”) ran the GRA PAC. Money allegedly flowed from the scheme into Republican campaigns across Georgia, including heavy support for State Senator Colton Moore.
BKP issues a blistering personal disclaimer: he applied to join the GRA twice and was rejected both times, insists many rank-and-file GRA members are good people, but claims the Frost family turned the organization into a personal power-and-money machine.
Marjorie Taylor Greene watch: MTG has been absent from D.C. all week amid rumors of a massive falling-out with President Trump after he yanked an endorsement. Speculation is swirling that Trump is trying to box her out of a potential 2026 Georgia governor run. BKP plays clips of Trump warmly greeting MTG’s boyfriend Brian in the Oval Office and warns listeners not to fall for the scripted drama.
14th Congressional District chaos: With rumors that MTG is resigning to run for governor, the northwest Georgia seat is suddenly up for grabs. Local GOP leaders (including new acting chair Jackie Harling) are already sounding alarms about a crowded Republican primary that could split the vote and let a unified Democrat sneak through in the deep-red district. Names floating: Katie Dempsey, DA Clayton Fuller, Colton Moore, and others.
Chris Carr vs. Burt Jones governor ad war: fake polls, fake sheriff endorsements, slimy attack graphics, and Trump seemingly boosting Burt Jones to keep MTG sidelined.
Bombshell Georgia Record investigation drop: State GOP Chairman Josh McKoon is accused of simultaneously working as general counsel for the Technical College System of Georgia (state employee pulling ~$200k+) while actively defending criminal defendants against the State of Georgia in private practice – a massive potential conflict of interest. BKP calls for McKoon’s immediate resignation ahead of the critical 2026 cycle.
Quick hits: Debbie Dooley drama, Democrat attempts to poach GOP advisors, and BKP’s usual mix of college football trash talk (Go Dawgs over Alabama!) and Christmas-season fun.
If you only listen to one Georgia political episode this month, make it this one – the masks are off and the knives are out.