The Fat Lady is Done Singing in Georgia
It’s officially over. The fat lady has sung. Georgia is free.
They said Stacey Abrams was the future of the Democrat Party. She was going to be the “next Obama,” the savior of the South, the woman who would flip Georgia and maybe even the entire country. But just like every other hand-picked “rising star” the left has shoved in our faces, her light fizzled out the second she had to actually deliver something.
The left loves this routine, don’t they? Parading out a pack of losers, hoping to resurrect that ol’ “Barry” magic.
Beto ran for senate and lost.
Beto ran for president and lost.
Beto ran for governor and lost.Stacey Abrams ran for governor and lost.
Democrats ran her again and lost.Kamala ran for president and lost.
Democrats are going to run her again.The first No Kings March was a total flop.
Democrats are doing a second one.Democrats are the definition of insanity.
And speaking of the No Kings flop, here’s an update from someone who was actually there. It turns out it was just a bunch of angry, washed-up boomers looking for something to do.
Just came back from No King rally in DC. Here are my observations.
• it’s true I didn’t not see a king.
• The crowd was not that big and street parking was not hard to find.
• Majority of the people are white.
• There are too many older people—60s radicals I guess.
• There were so many costumes it seemed like a Halloween party.
But back to Beto. You remember him, right? He was the media’s last “it boy” before Stacey waddled onto the scene. He checked every box for the liberal base until people realized he was just another white guy in an empty suit with a skateboard and a trust fund. Once his cringey novelty wore off, he was tossed aside like a broken skateboard. Then came Stacey, the new large-and-in-charge darling of the progressive movement. She was a black woman, deeply in debt, morbidly obese, and quick to play every “victim” card in the deck. In today’s Dem hierarchy, that’s the holy trinity.
Stacey saw herself as presidential material. Seriously. She had her eyes on the White House before she could even win a governor’s race.
But that’s because in Stacey’s twisted world, she actually won the governor’s race against Kemp.
Stacey Abrams, whose bid for Georgia governor last year catapulted her to the forefront of Democratic politics, has decided not to run for Senate. In an announcement on Tuesday, Abrams thanked those, including Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer, who had encouraged her to run against Donald Trump ally David Perdue, but said her political ambitions lay elsewhere, igniting instant speculation about her next move. “The fights to be waged require a deep commitment to the job,” she said in a video message. “And I do not see the U.S. Senate as the best role for me in this battle for our nation’s future.”
What role Abrams does see herself filling is the topic of feverish speculation. Like Beto O’Rourke, her near victory in a red state in 2018 earned her significant national attention. But unlike O’Rourke, Abrams has yet to make her next move. She’s been publicly mulling her own presidential run and is rumored to have discussed joining Joe Biden’s ticket, though she’s emphatically denied doing so.
But much like Beto, her real talent wasn’t winning elections; it was losing them, loudly and repeatedly, while blaming everyone but herself.
The left loved her “representation” narrative, but at the end of the day, representation doesn’t pay the bills or win races. And now, with her once-mighty New Georgia Project shutting down, the curtain has officially fallen on the Stacey Abrams political show.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution:
Once one of the most influential political groups in the South, the New Georgia Project is shutting down this week, marking a stunning fall for an organization that pushed to advance Democratic causes for more than a decade.
The New Georgia Project’s board of directors said in a statement Thursday that the organization and an affiliated action fund are both dissolving but encouraged others to continue supporting “values of justice, integrity and equity” that guided their work. “As we close this chapter, we recognize that the work of building a just and truthful world remains urgent,” the statement read. “This moment calls for strong and courageous leaders to step forward, guided by principle and purpose.”
Founded in 2013 by two-time gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and later championed by U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, the group once boasted a multimillion-dollar budget, a sprawling field team and an ambitious mission “to build power for long-term progressive change.” It was credited with registering tens of thousands of left-leaning voters who helped turn Georgia into a political battleground. But the New Georgia Project played a diminished role in last year’s election as the organization’s internal problems mounted.
The group has long been hobbled by internal turmoil, fundraising struggles and mounting legal problems leading to an exodus of key staffers in the run-up to last year’s election. In January, it agreed to pay a record $300,000 fine for violating Georgia campaign finance laws after admitting to illegally aiding Abrams’ 2018 gubernatorial bid by spending millions to support her campaign without proper registration or reporting.
Ethics officials say the fine has been paid in full.
Well, that’s it. The final nail in Stacey’s giant political coffin.
So, what went wrong for the big lady? The same thing that always goes wrong when the left tries to build a movement around personality instead of performance. The New Georgia Project wasn’t a grassroots miracle. It was a money laundering scam and a PR stunt dressed up as a voter registration drive, funneling millions into “progressive change” while quietly breaking campaign finance laws to help Stacey’s losing streak waddle along.
Once the money dried up and the investigations rolled in, the organization crumbled like a chocolate chip cookie in Stacey’s hand.
With her political machine dead, her “movement” bankrupt, and her credibility in ashes, Stacey’s now joined the long list of discarded DEI Democrat darlings from Beto to Kamala to whoever’s next in line for the spotlight. The left will just move on to the next prop, pretending these flops never existed.
One thing you can say about Stacey is that she’s a tried and true DEI failure. She’s a whiz at turning failure into a money-making enterprise.
🚨Stacey Abrams founded an NGO and got sent $2 BILLION taxpayer dollars a month later…. she founded 2 MORE!
She appointed her sister as President of one. Money connected to FUNDING STREET PROTEST GROUPS was also discovered paid through an NGO established by Democrat’s Tides Center
“Once Stacey Abrams got that money, just so happens that TWO OTHER NONPROFITS that she founded”
“It’s back dealing money laundering from nonprofits it’s funneling money into the pockets of Democratic activists, nothing more. Case in point.”
This is just further proof that Dems are not actually interested in fixing the country. All they care about is finding the next “chosen one” to sell the same failed ideas in a brand new shiny package. Stacey was their perfect pitch. Until she wasn’t.
https://revolver.news/2025/10/its-over-in-georgia-the-fat-lady-has-sung-her-last-tune/