This is Why We are Sick of the National Media
The national media is once again expressing faux outrage and taking statements out of context. Down here in South Georgia […]
A Special Memorial Day
There is something about seeing the average American recognize Memorial Day. I drove by the home of Craig and Gail
The Friendly Extortion Letter from the DOE and DOJ
On May 13, a joint letter from the US Department of Education and the US Department of Justice went to
Two Endorsements for Republican Primary
This is the last week of early voting in the 2016 Primary election. It looks like early voting is up
The Opportunity School District Amendment Grows Bureacracy
This November you will have a decision to make on the Georgia Constitution. One of the Constitutional amendments will be
Republicans Turn the Tables in Crisp County Georgia
All politics is local. For years Republicans in South Georgia counties have voted in the Democrat primaries because local races
The Voters Have Brokered This Convention
Ted Cruz suspended his campaign for President after losing Indiana. He was consistent to the end. In announcing the suspension
All Eyes are on Indiana
The Presidential Primary is a relatively new approach in the American political process. Some states held primaries as early as
Repatriated Income Explained in Middle Class Kitchen Table Terms
The Obama stimulus plan approved in 2009 was supposed to cost 787 billion dollars when it was enacted. Estimates are
2nd District Convention Delegates Reflect Primary Voters
Across Georgia last Saturday the Republican party held District Conventions. Our District Chairman, Joseph Brannan set the tone for the