The Trump Tapes Did Not and Will Not Derail the Trump Train
I was paying more attention to the weather channel than other news over the weekend. It was not until Sunday […]
Policy
Professor Perdue Leads Revolt in Senate Nursery
Last week, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina referred to Freshman Georgia Senator David Perdue as a “Two year old
How I Will Vote on Constitutional Amendments
Many times I am asked my opinion about various issues on the ballot. This year in Georgia we have four
Constitution Day and How We Have Strayed
On September 17, 1787, delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia signed the United States Constitution to send it to
Fifteen Years Later
Fifteen years ago we were viciously attacked. The enemy was not a nation with a flag. It was an ideology
Veterans Group Questions Bishop’s Military Service
A Veterans group blog site recently filed a Freedom of Information request regarding Congressman Sanford Bishop’s claim to be an
The Presidency is Not a Celebrity Reality Show
The American culture is infatuated with celebrities. We can text our vote for contestants on Dancing With the Stars. Reality
Perpetual Half Mast
Have you ever reached for the radio dial to find a news station when you saw a flag flying at
Steadily Increasing Federal Debt
The Congressional Budget Office released its 2016 Long Term Budget Outlook today. The one sentence summary is devastating. If current
Voting Time Again – My Endorsements – Congress and a Local Race
Early voting for the primary run-off elections starts today. In a local Crisp County run-off I am voting for and