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According to a press release from Mercer University, President of Young Harris College and former Secretary of State Cathy Cox has been named Dean of the Mercer Law School. The full press release can be read here, and an excerpt is below the fold. Welcome to Macon, Dean Cox.
On this date in 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson submitted a $1 billion war on poverty program to Congress. Peaches Governor Deal doesn’t want to be punished District 6 is a drill. Repeat: Only a drill. The Industry that might as well be the Teacher’s Pet is celebrated Anti-terrorism bill targets protesters, some say Is our
Vernon Jones’ return to the capitol didn’t have a political honeymoon so much as it had an armistice. Jones sent a signal of sorts at the inauguration of Michael Thurmond. Present for the festivities was Sharon Barnes-Sutton, who had just lost her seat to Steve Bradshaw, becoming the first commissioner in two decades to lose
Senator Johnny Isakson did two Telephone Town Halls last week and was impressive in both. He took on all questions, showed his depth of knowledge and commitment to Georgians in all his responses. It is worth your time taking a couple hours to listen to the both in their entirety, even if you disagree with
Don’t forget to sign up. “At Peace With Woman” by The Jones Girls. Can it be a bloodbath if 6th CD Dems all bring letter openers to a knife fight? Sonny Perdue’s special brand of patronage is headed to DC! Washington Post is stunned to learn Southerners don’t like the KKK anymore. GSP rescues puppies–cute photos
With Tex McLver not seeking another term on the State Elections Board in the midst of criminal charges after fatally shooting his wife, former State Senator Seth Harp is the pick to fill the vacant position. Harp, who currently practices law in Columbus, held the State Senate seat now represented by Josh McKoon. In 2010, the former State Senator
The Atlanta Fed has a new leader. On Monday, Raphael Bostic was named as the new president and CEO of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank. An economist by training, Bostic was an assistant secretary at HUD before serving as a professor at USC. Bostic is also the first African-American to serve as president of a regional
Way back last December, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp asked the Department of Homeland Security to explain an apparent “…attempted breach of the state’s computer systems that house its voter registration database by someone in the federal government.” As crazy as that may sound, there are similar and separate allegations about attempted data breaches
Sign Tom Price up as an adherent of alternative facts (heretofore known as lies). The HHS Secretary took to NBC’s “Today” show this morning to defend the House GOP’s plan to repeal Obamacare. When pressed on the fact that the CBO said eventually 24 million Americans could lose their healthcare coverage with the Republican legislation, Price
