Oconee County, GA Politics

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Why do Republicans seem to think it is OK to double dip at the expense of Georgia taxpayers? From: "Bryan Long, Better Georgia" < bryan@bettergeorgia.com > Subject: Two jobs - new audio uncovered in Chip Rogers scandal. Date: May 1, 2014 at 9:55:19 AM EDT Reply-To: bryan@bettergeorgia.com   Chip Rogers worked a second   full-time   job while he collected $150,000 from Georgia Public Broadcasting and Georgia taxpayers like you. We are outraged, but we're not surprised. Gov. Deal believes this is how government should be run. In Gov. Deal's Georgia, giving away $150,000 of your tax dollars to solve his political problem is peanuts compared to ignoring a $74 million tax debt from one of his business partners. And collecting side income from a private business while serving Georgians? Gov. Deal does that, too. He's the landlord to one of the state's largest corporate tax debtors. Gov. Deal and his business partner collect $20,000 i...