Category: Politics

Morning Reads for Tuesday, September 15

Good morning! If you are a quarterly tax filer, don’t forget that today’s the deadline to pay your estimate taxes for the June 1 – August 31 payment period – and there are no more pandemic extensions. Today’s nomination for the story most likely to be a slow burn with broad repercussions is this Georgia

Morning Reads for Friday, September 11, 2020

Never forget. Never forget. Never forget. The apple insanity has commenced.  Can’t wait to see the pictures! Live not by lies. The Social Dilemma. Big Brother gets into the font business.  Coming soon, to a city near you. If Facebook is interested, I can give them a list. Reality has been cancelled.  Questionable reality. Again.

Morning Reads for Tuesday, September 8

Good morning! Early Tuesdays in September are typically a time for beginnings: the weather teases us with that first whiff of cooler temperatures, the school year has kicked in, fall sports are in full swing, political campaigns are in high gear. At least, that’s usually how it is. This is the Year of Our Lord

Morning Reads for Friday, September 4, 2020

Georgia Top State for Business again. Mandated year-end testing still mandated. Cut and blow dry for me, but not for thee.   But how we know if they haz the smartz?  A vaccine.  So soon?   No. Just no. We need a Picard Facepalm. NCAA furloughing its entire staff at beginning of the college football season.

Four More Statewide Officials Endorse Sen. Loeffler

Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan, Attorney General Chris Carr, Insurance Commissioner John King, and Public Service Commissioner Tim Echols joined Governor Brian Kemp in lending their endorsement for Senator Kelly Loeffler’s campaign to remain United States Senator. Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan: “I’m proud to be on the campaign trail today with Senator Loeffler, and proud of the

Morning Reads for Tuesday, September 1

Good morning! It’s September. I’ve always thought that September is the cruelest month, because we want so dearly for fall to arrive, but it’s basically hot as blazes all month. In a major update to Georgia’s election process, a judge ruled yesterday that absentee by mail ballots must be counted if they are postmarked on

Morning Reads for Monday, August 31, 2020

It’s the last Monday of August with only 9 Mondays until Election Day and 16 Mondays until Christmas. You’re welcome. Georgia island adds maritime forest to protected acreage New protocols for Georgia absentee ballots Sen. Kelly Loeffler making a stop in Savannah on her ’All About Georgia’ tour Georgia Research Alliance names new president –