We received this presser this morning about the Georgia Secretary of State’s office opening an investigation into the Democratic Party of Georgia after a failed intrusion attempt into Georgia’s Voter Registration system. ATLANTA – After a failed attempt to hack the state’s voter registration system, the Secretary of State’s office opened an investigation into the Democratic Party of
My preferred candidate didn’t win the Primary, but I believe we have a great candidate in Secretary of State Brian Kemp. Brian is a down-to-earth, genuine man. I remember when I was first elected Walker County Republican Party Chairman in August of 2009, I got a handwritten note from Brian congratulating me and giving me
This is a guest post from State Representative Terry England (R-Auburn). Rep. England is the Chairman of the House Appropriations committee as well as a farmer, so Abrams’ comments about Georgia’s number one industry struck a chord with the Chairman. Hurricane Michael roared into South Georgia a couple of weeks ago as a Category 3
To quote the late President Ronald Reagan: “There you go again…” Last week, the AJC had a front page story on the dust up over a bus from “Black Votes Matter” stating the organization is non-partisan. Their own website links to a C-4 political organization that has engaged in independent expenditures against a Republican candidate.
2018 has been a rough year. I learned this past Thursday that one of my favorite teachers passed away from a quick battle with cancer. I wasn’t able to attend the memorial service for him in my hometown this weekend, but I will take a moment of personal privilege to remember a teacher who had
Here are some topics for y’all to discuss while the rest of us watch the Georgia game this evening. Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed by the US Senate this afternoon with a vote of 50-48. The Atlanta Braves will try to make gains on the LA Dodgers tomorrow at SunTrust Park. Consider this a weekend OPEN
My son is over 13 months old now. I can’t believe how much time has flown by since the nearly 51 hour marathon that his mother spent in labor back in late August 2017. We thought he was going to be an eclipse baby on August 21st. Lucas had other plans. His due date was
Dear Governor Deal: I don’t believe there’s an elected official in Georgia that has a more direct impact on my life than you. In fact, I probably wouldn’t be sitting in Braselton, GA right now writing this had you not become Georgia’s governor. That statement isn’t a political fan boy moment…it’s fact. Both your candidacy
If you have been watching the weebly-wobbly track of Hurricane Florence, then you can see how difficult it is to project where it’s going to make landfall. Estimates earlier in the week placed Florence making landfall somewhere on the North Carolina coast. That estimate has now drifted further south with a potential impact on Georgia
The MARTA Board of Directors unanimously approved the contract with Gwinnett County. The historic contract would allow MARTA to take over and expand existing public transportation–including the likelihood of heavy rail coming into Gwinnett. From WSB-TV: The development plan recommends building a rail line from the existing Doraville MARTA station to a new hub in
