Category: Politics

Eggs, Issues, and Twitter 2017

For those of us who did not attend yesterday’s Eggs and Issues breakfast, I’ve collected Twitter dispatches below (or after the break). You can find the Storify link here, and marvel at our political class’s justified obsession with Chick-fil-A.

State-Owned Cyberwarfare Facility To Be Announced In State Of The State

Georgia is already home to the US Army’s Cyber Command Center which is aimed to centralize the Army’s cyber operations, training, and education.  It is expected that Governor Nathan Deal will reveal plans of a state-owned cyberwarfare facility in today’s State of the State address. From the AJC: The governor’s office said the center will

Morning Reads on January 11

I can’t believe it took me until today to figure out the source of that stench from Downtown Atlanta. (I am making a joke at the Legislature’s expense–feel free to laugh in the comments). “I Need a Roof” by Sugar Minott.  How will the area surrounding GSU Stadium look in the future?  The Eggs &

Congressman Tom Graves Increases Clout In Washington

Congressman Tom Graves’ (R-GA-14) clout is becoming a big player within the US House.  His clout is becoming a bit larger with his appointment to become chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee for Financial Services. It makes Congressman Graves a cardinal within the House, much like how former Congressman Jack Kingston (R-GA-01) was when he was

Morning Reads for Tuesday, January 10

Good morning! If you have children at home, I hope for everyone’s sake that they’re back in school today – and that’s one more reason why we need to keep the Albany area in our thoughts, since school there won’t resume until January 17. Power outages are still widespread, and cleanup continues more than a