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‘That’s easy’: Collins tells pardoned Jan. 6 defendant that government should pay wronged Americans

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By Ross Williams Verified, Patrick Saunders Verified
| WABE-FM (Atlanta, GA) Verified
A Savannah man who received a pardon for his actions on Jan. 6 and who is a self-described provocateur is at the heart of the latest stir in Georgia’s closely watched U.S. Senate race. During the question-and-answer portion of a Tuesday breakfast event at a Savannah golf club, Dominic Box introduced himself as a “non-violent Jan. 6-er from here in Savannah” and asked Collins about his thoughts on a controversial plan to compensate victims of the “weaponization” of the justice system.
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The cost of child welfare services has jumped in Georgia. A new panel is about to dig into why. Original

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By Ross Williams Verified
| Georgia Recorder
4:00 News Story Taking care of vulnerable children in Georgia has gotten a lot more expensive, and lawmakers are hoping to figure out why. “We’re trying to figure out what happened,” said state Sen. Kay Kirkpatrick, a Marietta Republican.
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‘That’s easy’: Collins tells pardoned Jan. 6 defendant that government should pay wronged Americans

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By Ross Williams Verified
| The Walton Tribune Verified
A Savannah man who received a pardon for his actions on Jan. 6 and who is a self-described provocateur is at the heart of the latest stir in Georgia’s closely watched U.S. Senate race. During the question-and-answer portion of a Tuesday breakfast event at a Savannah golf club, Dominic Box introduced himself as a “non-violent Jan. 6-er from here in Savannah” and asked Collins about his thoughts on a controversial plan to compensate victims of the “weaponization” of the justice system.
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