Georgia House of Representatives
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By State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville)
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As a combat veteran and former senior Army officer who has served in harm’s way, including assignments shaped by decisions made at the Pentagon, I understand that military force is sometimes necessary. But, I also understand that war must never be entered into without clarity, consultation and constitutional balance.
Continue reading “Rep. Floyd Griffin: Before Escalation in the Middle East, Congress Must Be Engaged “By State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville)
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When institutions disagree within our constitutional system, emotions can run high. But moments like this remind us why our founders established three co-equal branches of government in the first place.
Continue reading “Leaders Solve Problems Even in Times of National Uncertainty”ATLANTA – State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville) today issued the following statement on the recent passing of former Milledgeville Mayor John E. Grant, Jr.:
Continue reading “Rep. Floyd Griffin Issues Statement on Passing of Former Milledgeville Mayor John E. Grant, Jr.”ATLANTA – State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville) today issued the following statement on the recent passing of Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.:
“Today, America mourns the loss of one of the most consequential civil rights leaders of our lifetime, Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
Continue reading “Rep. Floyd Griffin Issues Statement on Passing of Reverend Jesse L. Jackson”ATLANTA – State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville) will present House Bill 203—legislation he sponsored that would include graduates of historically black colleges or universities (HBCUs) to serve on the Board of Regents—during the House Higher Education Committee meeting on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at 1 p.m. in room 606 of the Coverdell Legislative Office Building in Atlanta.
Continue reading “Rep. Floyd Griffin to Present House Bill 203 During House Higher Education Committee Meeting at State Capitol”