Has Jackson’s been ‘fostering’ is a gubernatorial run all along?

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Because he’s spent more than $115 million in a marketing campaign to catapult himself from ‘relative unknown super-rich guy’ to ‘the former foster child who wants you to believe he singularly overcame that to become that super-rich guy who singularly puts hundreds of foster kids through college’,’ Rick Jackson’s largely gotten a pass for something I’ve long been saying is “ick” about Rick.

He’s been using any well-intentioned benevolence and advocacy on his part to 1) ⁠scheme to convince Burt Jones to film a testimonial on Rick’s behal⁠f then use it to run an attack ad against him and 2) give voters the impression he’s ⁠solely responsible for those foster kids having their tuition paid for⁠.

It’s just … “ick.” But that’s Rick.

Rick who’d have us all believe he can singularly “fix” the state that his party’s controlled for three-plus decades.

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Meanwhile, as I’ve said before, Rep. Mike Collins – running to unseat Senato Jon Ossoff – isn’t even particularly popular with Republicans, and the latest among them to say they won’t be voting for him is syndicated Georgia-based radio host Erick Erickson. Erick hawks Omaha Steaks on his show, but he’s not keen on ⁠“sh*t sandwiches.”⁠