Ginn was #1 on sponsorship of SB 101.
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20132014/SB/101
http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en-US/display/20132014/SB/101
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It was all planned to go down to the wire and run out of time.
How does a Conference Committee appointee (Cecil Staton), who supposedly had been working so hard on the Gun Bill, just get up and ask for permission to leave the Senate an hour before everything is over?
What a charade!
In an update to a story 13WMAZ first reported more than a year ago, documents show Georgia Southern University and a company co-owned by State Senator Cecil Staton are close to reaching a deal.
In 2011, the university ended a contract with Georgia Eagle Media to broadcast the school's sports events, saying the company owed them about $53,000.
Documents obtained through an open records request from the Georgia Southern Office of Legal Affairs outline what took place at mediation between Georgia Southern and Georgia Eagle Media.
What part did Cagle play?
Well he excused Staton at about 10pm because he got butthurt by the house and I guess needed to go home and cry and they moaned about it loudly in the senate. Him leaving kept the senate from having enough votes to suspend rules. They needed to do that because at 10:54 my Senator calls and says Cagle is going to allow a vote and to get in touch with my Rep(he is the house sponsor). So now it takes time to get all the reports to folks(by senate rules they have 1 hour to read) well at 11:10 they have the reports on the desks, so they would need to vote to suspend rules. In the meantime a democrat is found that will fill Staton's place, but Cagle never calls SB101 up for vote. So what part does Cagle play..........indeed
Representative Alan Powell lays it on the line on the House Floor about what the Senate did.