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Rich McCormick

Rich McCormick

Physician and former United States RepresentativeWikipedia

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Oct 20, 2026

John SolomonHOST
6:06
Why? Because as Georgia goes, so goes the rest of the country.
John SolomonHOST
6:10
Joining us right now from the great state of Georgia, one of its most active members in Congress, former military man, a doctor, and one of our favorite guests to bring on the show, Congressman Richard McCormick.
John SolomonHOST
6:20
Sure.
John SolomonHOST
6:20
Good to have you back on the show.
Greg BluesteinHOST
30:52
And we already are seeing other candidates move, make potential moves as well.
Greg BluesteinHOST
30:56
I had a story earlier this week about how Congressman Rich McCormick is hardly paying attention to his Democratic opponent in his reelection battle.
Greg BluesteinHOST
31:04
Instead, he is already kind of trying to pave the way towards a potential Senate run.
Greg BluesteinHOST
31:09
Okay, before we go, a quick thank you to everyone who subscribes to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution because your support makes Politically Georgia possible.
Craig KiddHOST
24:26
Most recently, she...
Craig KiddHOST
24:28
She was part of the Rich McCormick town hall that went bust.
Craig KiddHOST
24:31
We did a podcast about that, but this one was particularly frustrating for me.
Craig KiddHOST
24:36
I'm going to quote here directly.
Bridget ThorneGUEST
20:25
I'm like, what? Like, who moves to a part of town because, oh, there's lots of activists? And that's what she does.
Bridget ThorneGUEST
20:32
She just goes around and no king protest, organizer, indivisible.org. Disruptors were organized for Rich McCormick's town hall.
Bridget ThorneGUEST
20:43
She is just a very, and she said it one time at a forum we had that people consider her a divisive person.
Bridget ThorneGUEST
20:51
And so I knew about this report over the summertime.

7 MINS LATER

Craig KiddHOST
28:18
It's a touch.
Craig KiddHOST
28:19
It's an issue to me that I've been debated and we've debated it on the show before about what is truly the value of a debate.
Craig KiddHOST
28:25
My Democratic colleague and I have gone round and round about the whole Rich McCormick uh, Kaczynski, uh, uh, town halls that Kaczynski wants to make and do debates.
Craig KiddHOST
28:33
What's the real value of that? You know, it's not a question.
Stuart McMillianHOST
9:49
Meanwhile, legislation has gained momentum in the US House to strip the DSA of its party status.
Stuart McMillianHOST
9:55
Sponsored by Georgia Rep Rich McCormick and Clay Fuller, the Communist Control Act of 2026 would deny the DSA legal rights as a political party, mirroring 1944 anti-communist laws.
Stuart McMillianHOST
10:08
The DSA's proposed political platform calls for abolishing the US Senate and replacing both the presidency and the Supreme Court with bodies subordinate to Congress.
Stuart McMillianHOST
10:19
Republican leaders argue the DSA aims to fundamentally alter American governance and institutions.
Martin PengellyGUEST
21:05
Um, various other members of Congress who I can think of who've played have also gone, like, um, [lip smacks] Conor Lamb went a while ago, the Pennsylvania rep, um, lost his seat.
Martin PengellyGUEST
21:17
Uh, Rich McCormick, the Georgia, Trumpy Georgia rep, former Navy guy, he's going.
Martin PengellyGUEST
21:23
Um, he's a massive rugby guy.
Bill BakerHOST
21:25
Yeah.
Dana LoeschHOST
38:36
Now, he's not saying, well, I would be the first M.D. He's not because there are other people in Congress that are M.D.' 's.
Dana LoeschHOST
38:43
I mean, Rich McCormick out in Georgia is an MD.
Dana LoeschHOST
38:45
He's in Congress.
Dana LoeschHOST
38:48
There are people in the Senate that have medical degrees.
Jim SchneiderHOST
39:47
And I do want to also mention on the broadcast today that legislation has been introduced into the House of Representatives.
Jim SchneiderHOST
39:54
Uh, this would be from, uh, uh, I believe Representative Rich McCormick and Clay Fuller, that would mirror the Communist Control Act of 1954.
Jim SchneiderHOST
40:03
Bill, it's called, uh, the, um, Communist Control Act of 2026.
Jim SchneiderHOST
40:08
As one of these...
Jim AcostaHOST
26:06
And that change is due to a 2020 inside poll.
Jim AcostaHOST
26:09
that shows the Democrat in that race, Tony Kozicki, ahead of the Republican Congressman Rich McCormick there.
Jim AcostaHOST
26:16
It's a very tight race.
Jim AcostaHOST
26:18
There's no question about it.
Ron RobertsHOST
36:31
Right.
George ChidiGUEST
36:31
Rich McCormick, paging you, line one.
Ron RobertsHOST
36:34
Mm.
George ChidiGUEST
36:35
Um- The, uh, like, uh, Georgia 3 down over in Savannah, I think those are, like, in a plus eight, nine, plus 10-

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