GABRIEL STERLING (BAKER PLEASE!!)

WE NEED TO DIG ON THIS ASSLICK HE SAID PEOPLE WILL DIE AND SURE ENOUGH…

https://www.ajc.com/politics/politics-blog/opinion-the-noose-behind-gabriel-sterlings-moment/3JH7YDXDIRA75NKTOY4SHU6VIA/

Before we leave Gabriel Sterling and his moment, there are a few additional things you need to know about the man. First, like his boss, Brad Raffensperger, Sterling is a conservative Republican with decades of campaign work behind him. He knows how to play hardball.

There is a North Fulton connection here. Sterling co-chaired, with now-Mayor Rusty Paul, the campaign to create the city of Sandy Springs in 2005. Sterling served as a councilman from 2011 to 2018.

Sterling was also part of the campaign to create the city of Johns Creek. And ran Raffensperger’s successful city council campaign

Another thing: Democrats may appreciate what Sterling did last week, but they haven’t gotten along with him in the past, and they certainly won’t in the future. Within Raffensperger’s office, Sterling has been the enforcer when it comes to relationships with county election offices.

While the Nov. 3 election was surprisingly smooth, his battles with election officials in Fulton and other counties in the aftermath of a chaotic June 9 primary were epic.

“I’m an operations guy. There are times in any operations where people in those positions — there can be carrots and there can be sticks,” Sterling said. “A lot of the counties, they didn’t appreciate tough love, but they’re appreciative of it now. I was the one who came up with the grant programs to defer some of these costs.”

Moreover, when the Legislature returns to the state Capitol next month, Republicans plan to heap plenty of new restrictions on the absentee ballot system that Democrats have used so successfully in the last two election cycles. Both Raffensperger and Sterling will be part of that effort.

I mentioned that Sterling knows how to play hardball, didn’t I? He and I finished our conversation late Wednesday evening. But Sterling wasn’t done. He had a date with CNN, and there dropped what many might consider an incendiary accusation.

As stated above, Georgia’s two U.S. senators demanded the resignation of Sterling’s boss after Georgia was called for Biden.

“Let’s face it. Senator Loeffler and Senator Perdue were forced by President Trump to ask for my boss — Secretary Raffensperger’s resignation. The implicit threat was that he would do two Tweets and torpedo their campaigns,” Sterling said.

GABRIEL STERLING (BAKER PLEASE !!!)

WE NEED TO DIG THIS GUY

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Birthday November 14th 50 years old

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Sunrise on election day at Sloppy Floyd Building

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Sep 29

It’s election night, so our elections team gets to see a pretty sunset over the Capitol and Atlanta City Hall as we get results in for the 5th Congressional Special Election. (at Georgia State Capitol)

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Managed to keep these alive for over a year here at the office. (at Sloppy Floyd Building)

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FUCK ME AND THIS GUY IS IN CHARGE OF VOTING?

Continuing Spring home projects…what had been a hole in my driveway is filled in and a hole no more. Will cut this excess off once it’s fully set. Fingers crossed that it holds. (at Sandy Springs, Georgia)

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Going through the closet in spring cleaning mode and found this old thing from my time on the Sandy Springs Hospitality Board. (at Sandy Springs, Georgia)

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GABRIEL STERLING

https://www.reporternewspapers.net/2020/12/02/now-famous-for-rebuking-trump-an-election-official-is-a-familiar-sandy-springs-figure/

In 2011, Sterling defeated a local strip-club owner and a real estate agent to win election to the Sandy Springs City Council, a seat he held until January 2019. As a councilmember, he was known for the wonkish attention to policy detail that would be familiar to his new internet fans, such as delving into incorrect sales-tax charges, which turned out to be an issue of possible statewide significance. Mayor Rusty Paul and other councilmembers often relied on Sterling to explain the nitty-gritty of proposed ordinances. He gave the occasional sharp-tongued response to critics back then, too, though on matters usually no more serious than zoning variances for swimming pools or apartment projects.

A well-known foodie — he once gave the Reporter his recipe for fried okra — Sterling harbored ambitions of starting a beer brewery called Elbow Bend and was known for developing policies favorable to the dining and alcohol industries.

Campaigns and election complaints

In recent years, Sterling has eyed higher offices, including an aborted campaign for a state House seat and an unsuccessful 2017 run for chair of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.

In his quest to lead the board in Fulton — the sprawling county that includes Sandy Springs, most of Atlanta and more than a dozen other municipalities — Sterling filed a formal complaint accusing eventual winner Robb Pitts of campaign finance violations. “Pitts seems to have a problem following the law,” he declared in a campaign press release. Pitts called the accusation “mudslinging.”

After bowing out of a previously announced 2018 run for Sandy Springs’ House District 51 seat, Sterling backed fellow Republican Alex Kaufman. When Democrat Josh McLaurin joined the race, Sterling filed a formal complaint alleging that McLaurin was ineligible to be on the ballot because of a recent residency in New York.

The complaint eventually was dismissed and McLaurin won the seat in the “blue wave” of Democrat victories. But that came only after the Georgia Republican Party used the complaint as negative advertising claiming that McLaurin was under “criminal” investigation and McLaurin responded by suing the party for libel.

During Sterling’s time on the City Council, the city came under investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office for possible violations in the way it ran an election. In 2016, the council approved the city running its own special election — rather than hiring the county to do it as usual — to fill a council vacancy. The election for the District 3 seat was held the same day as a county primary election, but at a separate polling place that was not within the district.

That confusing situation led to the state investigation about a possible polling place notice violation. But more than four years later, the case remains unheard by the State Election Board for unexplained reasons, a situation a local legislator once called “insane.” The case has dragged on so long that since it began, Sterling has left office, made the Fulton commission run, and joined the office that began the investigation.

City elections?

With Sterling’s elevated profile and bipartisan praise, there is local chatter as to whether he will make another run for office. But the local pickings are slim for Republicans in the wake of the Democratic flipping of the suburbs in recent elections.

In Sandy Springs, the Mayor’s Office and City Council seats are on the ballot next fall. Incumbent Mayor Rusty Paul remains undecided about a re-election campaign, but has previously spoken about retiring.

GABRIEL STERLING

https://www.reporternewspapers.net/2020/12/02/now-famous-for-rebuking-trump-an-election-official-is-a-familiar-sandy-springs-figure/

In 2011, Sterling defeated a local strip-club owner and a real estate agent to win election to the Sandy Springs City Council, a seat he held until January 2019. As a councilmember, he was known for the wonkish attention to policy detail that would be familiar to his new internet fans, such as delving into incorrect sales-tax charges, which turned out to be an issue of possible statewide significance. Mayor Rusty Paul and other councilmembers often relied on Sterling to explain the nitty-gritty of proposed ordinances. He gave the occasional sharp-tongued response to critics back then, too, though on matters usually no more serious than zoning variances for swimming pools or apartment projects.

A well-known foodie — he once gave the Reporter his recipe for fried okra — Sterling harbored ambitions of starting a beer brewery called Elbow Bend and was known for developing policies favorable to the dining and alcohol industries.

Campaigns and election complaints

In recent years, Sterling has eyed higher offices, including an aborted campaign for a state House seat and an unsuccessful 2017 run for chair of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.

In his quest to lead the board in Fulton — the sprawling county that includes Sandy Springs, most of Atlanta and more than a dozen other municipalities — Sterling filed a formal complaint accusing eventual winner Robb Pitts of campaign finance violations. “Pitts seems to have a problem following the law,” he declared in a campaign press release. Pitts called the accusation “mudslinging.”

After bowing out of a previously announced 2018 run for Sandy Springs’ House District 51 seat, Sterling backed fellow Republican Alex Kaufman. When Democrat Josh McLaurin joined the race, Sterling filed a formal complaint alleging that McLaurin was ineligible to be on the ballot because of a recent residency in New York.

The complaint eventually was dismissed and McLaurin won the seat in the “blue wave” of Democrat victories. But that came only after the Georgia Republican Party used the complaint as negative advertising claiming that McLaurin was under “criminal” investigation and McLaurin responded by suing the party for libel.

During Sterling’s time on the City Council, the city came under investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State’s office for possible violations in the way it ran an election. In 2016, the council approved the city running its own special election — rather than hiring the county to do it as usual — to fill a council vacancy. The election for the District 3 seat was held the same day as a county primary election, but at a separate polling place that was not within the district.

That confusing situation led to the state investigation about a possible polling place notice violation. But more than four years later, the case remains unheard by the State Election Board for unexplained reasons, a situation a local legislator once called “insane.” The case has dragged on so long that since it began, Sterling has left office, made the Fulton commission run, and joined the office that began the investigation.

City elections?

With Sterling’s elevated profile and bipartisan praise, there is local chatter as to whether he will make another run for office. But the local pickings are slim for Republicans in the wake of the Democratic flipping of the suburbs in recent elections.

In Sandy Springs, the Mayor’s Office and City Council seats are on the ballot next fall. Incumbent Mayor Rusty Paul remains undecided about a re-election campaign, but has previously spoken about retiring.

GABRIEL STERLING

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Quick Facts and Information on Gabriel Sterling

Date of Birth November 14, 1970

Birth Name Gabriel Sterling

Age 50 years

Country United States of America

Address Sandy Springs, Georgia

Zodiac Sign Scorpio

Hometown Decatur, Georgia

Profession Chief Operating Officer at Georgia Secretary of State

Religion Christianity

Political Affiliation Conservative

Ethnicity White

Mother Ana Rubio Sterling

Marital Status Married

Net Worth / Salary $800,000 / $80,000

Social Media Twitter, Facebook

Height 5 feet 11 inches/ 1.08m

Weight 86 kg/ 180 lbs.

Education The University of Georgia

Gabriel Sterling was a candidate for chair of the Fulton County Commission in Georgia. Sterling was defeated in the general election on November 7, 2017. Sterling was first elected to the Sandy Springs City Council in 2011. He served on the council as of the county special election. Now he is elected as the Voting System Implementation Manager of Atlanta, Georgia.

Gabriel was elected with 76% of the vote in a Special Election in 2011 to District 4 of the Sandy Springs City Council. He served as House District Chairman for District 48 for the Republican Party. Gabriel Sterling was a member of the Committee for Sandy Springs and acted as the Referendum Co-Chair of the campaign to make Sandy Springs a City and also served as the transition Chairman for Fire/EMS in Sandy Springs. Appointed as a negotiator for Sandy Springs in the transfer of assets from Fulton County and Worked on Capitol Hill in the Office of Georgia Congressman Charlie Norwood (R-Augusta).

Gabriel wanted to bring a world-class program of environmental management to address water quality and tree canopy health using the latest technological tools. He wants to continue to leverage public/private partnerships to the benefit of the taxpayer and look for ways to save taxpayers even more money.

A controversy occurred when after an audit revealed 2,600 ballots that were not counted in the November presidential election, the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office called for the resignation of a county election official on Monday. The ballots were discovered during a hand recount of the state’s votes.

Gabriel Sterling was honored by Mayor Rusty Paul with small trophies at the Dec. 19 council meeting before leaving Sandy Springs City.

During his illustrious career as a respected political advocate of the country, as an entrepreneur, and as an adept brewer. Currently, as the Voting System Implementation Manager at Georgia Secretary of State, Gabriel earns an average salary of $80,000.

Gabriel’s sterling net worth is estimated to be around $800,000 as of 2020. Most of his net worth is assumed to have come from brewery rather than politics.

But as a Chief Operating Officer at Georgia Secretary of State; Gabriel’s net worth is expected to increase in the upcoming future.

As a political figure in one of the world’s developed countries, Gabriel must publish his views and opinions through some media for that he uses Twitter. He joined Twitter on 28 July 2009 and by 2020 he has gained over 4500 followers. With over 19000 tweets over a period of 11 years, Gabriel is very active on Twitter.

On his Facebook page, he is not as active as he is on Twitter. Gabriel has around 825 followers on Facebook. But due to recent controversy due to miscalculation of ballots, Gabriel has been frequently been seen on mainstream media which will surely upsurge his profile in the future.

Born on November 14, 1970, Gabriel Sterling is now 50 years of age. He was a bright student in his school days with a particular interest in debating. Gabriel even won various State awards for his ability to speak which later reflects in his adulthood. Further, Gabriel comes from an affluent family; his mother Ana Rubio Sterling is a Real estate broker at Harry Norman Realtors.

During his spare time, Sterling loves to play sports such as Basketball and American Football. He is even a passionate supporter of the NBA and tries to go to NBA games despite his tight schedule. He is an outdoor person and loves BBQ, so every Sunday he does BBQ with his family. Gabriel is also passionate about poultry and has a couple of turkeys and chickens in his brewery and BBQ i.e. Elbow End located at Hamilton, G.A.

Apart from all of Gabriel’s professional endeavors, only a few details of his personal life is in the mainstream media. And his married life information isn’t one of them. Sterling has successfully guarded his conjugal life info and hence nothing is known about his wife and children.

All that is known is the fact that Gabriel Sterling is a married man. Apart from that, nothing else can be extracted at the moment. Hopefully, in the days to come, Gabriel will open up more and give his followers some insight into his married life too.

GABRIEL STERLING

Parents

Rod Sterling of Sandy Springs Georgia

Ana Rubio Sterling

GRANDPARENTS MATERNAL

Leonor Kampmeier Rubio born Pinar del Rio Cuba, lived Meridian Mississippi - died Sandy Springs GA 5 Sep 2011

Dr Antonio M Rubio of Florida

AUNTS UNCLES MATERNAL

Antonio Rubio of Miami, FL;

Dr. Enrique Rubio of New York, NY

and his wife Dr. Olga Casas ;

Rafael Rubio of Miami, FL

Leon Rubio of Nashville, TN deceased

and his wife Sonja Dimeola

GRANDCHILDREN OF LEONOR AND ANTONIO

Gabriel Sterling, Rafael Rubio, Noel Rubio Navoa, Frida Rubio, Lola Rubio, Vincent Rubio

(Gabriel only child?)

GREAT GRANDCHILDREN OF LEONOR AND ANTONIO

Emanuel Rubio

Erica Sophia Navoa.

ANA and ROD STERLING

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HMMMMM

A GABRIEL STERLING POST

Happy Father's Day to the 2 men who help raise me; my Dad Rod Sterling and my Stepdad Larry Montagne. Thanks so much to you both.

— with Rod Sterling.