Author: Nathan

Congressman Doug Collins Continues To Inquire About Windstream’s Poor Quality Of Service

Congressman Doug Collins (R-GA-09) has sent a letter to Windstream CEO Tony Thomas regarding issues with customers not getting the quality of service that they are paying for.  That’s not usually a thing a congressman gets involved with, but the issue is that Windstream is participating in a federal government program to provide access to

GeorgiaPol Radio — Episode 4 for February 5, 2016: We’re Going National

It’s Saturday!  You know what that means….the day after payday!  Well, that….and the GeorgiaPol Radio podcast.  Every Friday, Charlie Harper, Jon Richards, and Stefan Turkheimer take over the radio booth at WGST on Rich “Sully” Sullivan’s radio show to talk about Georgia Politics.  Except this week.  This week, we’re switching our focus back to the

SR 876: Study Committee on High Speed Internet Access

Senator Steve Gooch (R-SD-51) filed legislation to create a joint study committee to study high-speed Internet access in Georgia, termed the “Joint High-Speed Broadband Communications Access for All Georgians Study Committee”.  The committee will meet several times through the summer and fall of this year focusing on obstacles that prevent high-speed Internet access from reaching

GeorgiaPol Radio – Episode 3 for January 29, 2016: God, Guns, and Gold

It’s that time again! It’s time for GeorgiaPol Radio. Okay, not the live version (which you can hear every Friday at noon on WGST), but the downloadable, listen-on-demand version of GeorgiaPol Radio is here for your listening pleasure. Charlie Harper, Stefan Turkheimer, and Jon Richards borrow the airwaves on Rich “Sully” Sullivan’s show to discuss

Tom Graves Inherits Lynn Westmoreland’s Seat On Powerful House Panel

Congressman Tom Graves (R-GA-14) will be inheriting soon-to-be-retiring Congressman Lynn Westmoreland’s coveted seat on the House Republican Steering Committee.  The 35-member panel determines the committee chairmanships for the US House. A statement by Congressman Graves via the AJC: “I’m grateful to Lynn Westmoreland for his friendship and leadership, and I intend to be a strong

Former State Rep. Jeff Brown Opts Out Of GA-03 Run

Former State Representative Jeff Brown had formed an exploratory committee to consider a run in Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District to succeed Congressman Lynn Westmoreland a few weeks ago, but he has decided not to run for the seat: After much deliberation and input by many, former State Representative Jeff Brown has decided that he will not

Possible Proposal To Make Board Of Regents Popularly Elected

The AJC has an article about a possible constitutional amendment proposal by Representative David Stover (R-HD-71) to “give control” to Georgia voters by turning appointed positions on the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia into elected ones.  Increasing tuition at Georgia universities is spurring this proposal to allow Georgians to “weigh in”: