Senator David Perdue took his first oath of office less than four months ago. He ran as an outsider with real world experience.
In his first days in office he co-sponsored term limits legislation. He is going to be one of the key players running the ball for the Fair Tax in the Senate. Continue reading
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Do you recognize any of these names from the Bible: Shammua, Shaphat, Igal, Palti, Gaddiel, Gaddi, Ammiel Sethur, Nahbi, Geuel? How about these: Continue reading
by A vivid memory sticks in my head from my childhood days. I was learning to tie my shoes. I watched my mother tie them with ease for me. Now she was teaching me to do it myself.
I fumbled with the laces and after many frustrating attempts, I was no closer. I cried out, “I cain’t do this!” (intentionally spelled the way my accent sounds.) My mother responded with three simple words that somehow stuck in my mind, “Cain’t never could.” Continue reading
by Senator Johnny Isakson announced his intention to run for another term in the US Senate in 2016. What he does in the next three weeks will set the stage. He has an opportunity right now. I pray that he will seize the moment. Below is an open letter to Senator Isakson.
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Dear Senator Isakson, Continue reading
by Thank you to all the veterans of the armed services. Also thank you to the many restaurants who give a free meal to veterans today. These free meals are not government sponsored, taxpayer funded programs.
The cost of these meals come off the bottom line of these restaurants. Show them your appreciation for saying thank you to veterans by dining with them throughout the year.
Tomorrow newly elected members of the US Senate and US House of Representatives go to Washington, DC for orientation. I have already started collecting bottled water for David Perdue. Continue reading
by Barack Obama threw down the gauntlet with his, “make no mistake about it.” The people of America picked it up and ran it through his policies and Harry Reid as chief obstructionists.
Last night Georgians and the rest of America rallied behind the Republican candidates to deliver a clear and unmistakable message. The key to understanding this rally is that word, “candidates.”
Georgians and Americans did not deliver such a blow to Democrats because they were so enamored with the Republican party. Continue reading
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