Dale Carnegie famously said, “The past is where you learned the lesson. The future is where you apply the lesson. Don’t give up in the middle.”

After 2020, Georgia Republicans learned a number of lessons, chief among them: In a red state, the Left’s voter mobilization machine can tip the scales. That year, it raised over $100 million in largely out-of-state funding, thousands of paid staff, and coordination across organizations and campaigns. The fallout of picking off two U.S. Senate seats — and handing President Joe Biden control of the House and the Senate — is still felt by the nation.

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