Rep. Mike Jacobs to fellow legislator on her contribution in defeating the abortion bill: “You might as well have written my opponent a check.”
The AJC's Political Insider recounts:
As the seconds ticked by, state Rep. Jill Chambers (R-Atlanta), held her thumb downward as a signal to others. “I’m tired of men in the Capitol playing vaginal politics,” she said later.
[Rep. Mike Jacobs of Atlanta] switched to the Republican party only last spring. Minutes after H.B. 1299 was sent down the tubes, [Rep. Sharon Cooper of Cobb County] said that Jacobs walked up to her desk, tossed her a brochure from his Democratic opponent and said, “You might as well have written him a check.”
The foregoing raises an important issue. Where do we send our checks.
As the seconds ticked by, state Rep. Jill Chambers (R-Atlanta), held her thumb downward as a signal to others. “I’m tired of men in the Capitol playing vaginal politics,” she said later.
[Rep. Mike Jacobs of Atlanta] switched to the Republican party only last spring. Minutes after H.B. 1299 was sent down the tubes, [Rep. Sharon Cooper of Cobb County] said that Jacobs walked up to her desk, tossed her a brochure from his Democratic opponent and said, “You might as well have written him a check.”
The foregoing raises an important issue. Where do we send our checks.
posted by Sid Cottingham | 4:17 PM
4 Comments:
WOW! Great idea.. it took some looking up - but I found him..
www.keithgross.com
I've heard we may have another democrat in that contest.
this is allegedly true, but, she has no website, not campaigned, etc. No one I have spoken with knows her name.
So if there is a candidate and she is something other than a complete rockstar who can dump .5 million into the race, I would say she is not credible.
Just me thoughts...
I would do anything to help defeat Mike Jacobs. He is a traitorous little toad. However, Keith Gross seems to have no credible organization or backing. So I guess we're toast in November and stuck with turncoat boy.
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