Join Chiropractors in Politics today!

Help GCC protect your right to practice subluxation-based chiropractic. Join the PAC today with your pledge of financial support and then get involved in our many legislative activities as we work together to promote, protect, and perpetuate subluxation-based chiropractic. Click Here to Join Now. 

The GCC strongly encourages all chiropractors to get to know your legislators.  Let them hear from you throughout the year, let them know you appreciate their service. Make sure they know who you are, BEFORE the chiropractic profession is asking them for a favor.  Click here to find your legislators.

GCC Says THANK YOU to our CIP Donors!

GCC is always working to protect your right to practice subluxation-based chiropractic and to ensure access for Georgia citizens to the best subluxation-based chiropractors Georgia has to offer. Please join us in thanking those who have donated to the Chiropractors in Politics cause and made possible the continuation of this mission. As Dr. sid always said, politics requires MONEY and VOTES, in that order!

2018 GA Legislature Wild Hog Supper

A tradition started years ago, and an annual event that Georgia politicos look forward to year after year, the Wild Hog Supper is hosted by the Georgia Department of Agriculture. It truly marks the beginning of the Georgia legislative session and is always held on the Sunday before the Monday of the opening day. It is an event the Georgia Council of Chiropractic has attended for the last 20 years and serves as a great opportunity to meet and greet with many of our legislative friends.

This year under the leadership of our newly elected president, Dr. Brian Lieberman, we had the opportunity to speak with Representative Michelle Henson who sat with us at our table for dinner. She has been a great friend of the GCC for many years. It is always a pleasure to hear firsthand what is coming up in the halls of the capitol. We also heard Governor Nathan Deal’s address and had an opportunity to meet with Secretary of State, Brian Kemp.

Along with Dr. Lieberman and myself, Dr. Norm Colby, Dr. Cathy Wendland Colby, Dr. Francisco Fuster, Rachel Lieberman, and Sandy Pizza were in attendance. Life student, Joe Abretski, also joined us to see firsthand how politics works in Georgia.

Wild Hog Supper is an important political event because we get to voice our concerns in a one on one setting, which is very important before the legislative session commences.  Please plan to be with us next year if you have the opportunity. It’s a wonderful time filled with good fun and fellowship.  -Brad Pizza, DC, GCC Legislative Committee Co-chair. 

Governor Nathan Deal Proclaims March 2015 Chiropractic Month in Georgia

Chiropractors, students, and patients celebrated Chiropractic Day at the Georgia Capitol on February 19th taking photos with the Governor as he delivered the annual proclamation declaring March as Chiropractic Month in Georgia. While at the capitol, GCC board members and legislative committee members met with various legislators who have supported Chiropractic in Georgia. 

2015 GA Legislature Wild Hog Supper

GCC Board Members and Leaders Join Georgia Governor Nathan Deal and Other Georgia Legislators in Celebrating the Opening of Georgia's 2015 Legislative Session.

Subluxation Awareness 

Georgia Governor Presents Proclamation to GCC
 

September 23, 2014, GA State Capital, Atlanta  
 

Georgia’s Governor, Nathan Deal,  once again presented a proclamation proclaiming September to be Subluxation Awareness Month to the Leadership of the GCC.  The presentation took place at the Georgia Capitol on Tuesday, September 23, 2014. 

The proclamation notes the health concerns of subluxations and declares September as a month of education and outreach, "I, Nathan Deal, Governor of the State of Georgia, do hereby proclaim September 2014, as Subluxation Awareness Month in Georgia."  (Click on  proclamation thumbnail to read full proclamation)

2014 GA Legislature Wild Hog Supper

GCC Board Members and Leaders Join Georgia Governor Nathan Deal and Other Georgia Legislators in Celebrating the Opening of Georgia's 2014 Legislative Session .