Why not “do the right thing and concede?” Is it not for the “good of the nation?” After all, Nixon conceded to Kennedy when there were serious questions about Cook County, Illinois.
This is the question raised by so-called moderates. Some Republicans joined the chorus, but fortunately, most Republicans have not. Continue reading
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The mini drama plays out every day in thousands of households around the world. “Mom, can I go to the mall, play, see my friends, watch a movie? You fill in the blank. Mother responds, “Sure, but first clean up your room.”
Five or ten minutes later, “Mom, can I go now, my friends are waiting?” This time the Mother’s response is in the form of a question. “Have you cleaned up your room?” The answer comes back, “I’m almost done.” The mother patiently replies, “Finish cleaning up your room.” Continue reading 
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“A fraud perpetuated on the American people.” What an irony that Senator David Perdue pointedly addressed his fellow Senators with these words on June 6, the same day that we remembered D-Day 73 years ago.
On June 6, 1944, the United States launched the most massive military undertaking in world history. It required an unshakable resolve, monumental planning, impeccable execution, and passionate prayer. It was a time of crisis for our nation and, with God’s care, we rose to meet the crisis.
73 years later our nation is in the midst of another crisis that is even more ominous. It is a crisis that is more sinister and threatening than even the threat of terrorism. Like a cancer on our nation, it is steadily and tenaciously destroying us from the inside.
For 14 minutes, Senator Perdue presented common sense truth to the Senate. This was not an address filled with partisan flamboyancy. It was not an address in the late night hours to an empty room simply to have footage for campaign commercial.
It was a call for the Senate to simply do its job. It was a call to seriously address a national debt that has grown to nearly 20 trillion dollars. It was a call to have an honest budget process. You can watch his message in less time than it takes for a coffee break.
If you feel that you do not have time to watch it, then I’ll give you the reader’s digest version below. But you need to watch this speech.
This is not a politician pontificating. It is a plain spoken American exhorting his colleagues to stop serving themselves and serve the American people. Continue reading 
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Last week, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina referred to Freshman Georgia Senator David Perdue as a “Two year old politician.” The context of that reference was a series of speeches on the Senate floor about the budget process.
Senator Perdue has spent months quietly working with his senate colleagues to address the budget process.Then, on September 28, he scheduled the time for the Freshman Senators to join him.
In the fashion of a learned professor, he lectured the seasoned Senators about the budget. He used plain, common sense language. Just a few quotes below:
I received the e-mail shortly after midnight letting me know that Mrs. Gervaise Perdue had stepped into eternity to meet her Savior. She was 90 years old. A few months earlier she had fallen and things went downhill after that for her.
Everyone knows that life on this earth is terminal. While we all know it intellectually, it is something that still impacts us when it happens. Continue reading 
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The Congressional Budget Office released its 2016 Long Term Budget Outlook today. The one sentence summary is devastating.
If current laws remained generally unchanged, the United States would face steadily increasing federal budget deficits and debt over the next 30 years—reaching the highest level of debt relative to GDP ever experienced in this country.
Even more troubling is to read the one sentence summary from prior years. Continue reading 
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The national media is once again expressing faux outrage and taking statements out of context. Down here in South Georgia we call it “pitchin a hissy fit.” This time it is over a passage of Scripture quoted by David Perdue at the Faith and Freedom Convention.
Perdue said that we should pray for President Obama. Then he quoted a portion of Psalm Continue reading
Did you know that there is an estimated 2 trillion dollars that could be invested back in the US economy and it would not cost taxpayers a dime? Ted Cruz and Donald Trump have both talked about it on the campaign trail. I first heard it mentioned by David Perdue before he formally announced that he was running for US Senate. Continue reading
Yesterday I began receiving e-mail messages about Senator David Perdue being one of 8 Republican Senators to vote with the Democrats on the Iran Terror Amendment. When I asked for the referenced vote, I received link to a web site with story about how horrible the deal with Iran is.
The article included a link to commentary from Mark Levin’s radio show. The commentary on the show was from last April. It dealt with an amendment that Senator Rubio introduced to a bill that required congressional review of any agreement with Iran.
Senator David Perdue might tell some that public speaking is not one of his strong points. Over 4,000 people at the Americans for Prosperity Defending the American Dream Summit in Columbus, Ohio would have to disagree. Senator Perdue was one of the keynote speakers at the Summit along with many of the Republican Presidential candidates.
Senator Perdue was introduced as the “Outsider.” He told the story of meeting an elderly woman on the campaign trail who recognized him. She asked if he had ever held office in Washington. He told her, “No mam.” She quickly responded, “Well, you’ve got my vote.” Continue reading 
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