Don’t Be Discouraged – Go Vote
Last week I sent you a message titled, “Don’t Eat the Rat Poison – Go Vote!” That message was primarily
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Don’t Eat the Rat Poison – Go Vote
Legendary Alabama coach Nick Sabin often warned his players not to eat the rat poison. That is, do not grow
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Early Voting Starts Next Week – How I am Voting
Every election season, I get numerous requests for my opinion on candidates and issues. Early voting begins next Tuesday and
Austin Scott Refutes Ossoff’s Farm Support Claim
Click on Picture to Watch Video Congressman Austin Scott gives the best analysis of Jon Ossoff that I have seen.
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Warning from Webster
Webster County is one of the smallest counties in Georgia, located in Southwest Georgia, it’s primary economy is forestry and
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Latest Commercial from Rick Jackson is a Hit
Rick Jackson’s campaign rolled out a new commercial that lets people see and hear directly from Rick. I got some
Rev. Bill Wilbur — A Life of Faithful Service
On January 11, 2026, Reverend William “Bill” Wilbur marked fifty years as pastor of the Gamboa Union Church in Gamboa,
Rick Jackson – Taking the Fight to the Metro Areas
Let’s face it. Republicans do not do well in the metro areas, especially here in Georgia. Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Macon,
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Our Challenge in November
Last Thursday night I attended Representative Robert Dickey’s annual Peaches and Politics event in the sprawling metropolis of Musella, Georgia.
The Leadership of George Washington
I’m reading Barry Loudermilk’s book, And Then They Prayed. I specifically want to write about a chapter that I read this