Former Senator David Perdue apparently talked himself into challenging Governor Brian Kemp in next year’s Republican gubernatorial primary. He quickly earned former President Donald Trump’s enthusiastic support and another interesting lap dog: former Ambassador Randy Evans. Ambassador Evans quickly took to social media bemoaning the harsh critique of Senator Perdue’s ego trip by Governor Kemp

Good morning! I’m pulling together a short list this morning because 1) two of my coworkers are out with some not-COVID, not-flu nastiness, so I’m running the ship solo and 2) I’ve been on the phone with the Sparta post office this morning. That lady clearly wanted to do anything other than answer my questions,

Never forget. Meanwhile, if you’ve taken a few days off from Georgia politics, welcome back! A thorough article on the nascent FUBAR GAGOP gubernatorial primary, featuring some clever quotes from smart Georgians. Seriously, call Marie Kondo, because it is going to be a mess. Details on the monumental logistics and tens of millions of dollars

Former President Donald Trump has issued a full and complete endorsement of former U.S. Senator David Perdue’s campaign to be the next Governor of Georgia. In response to the endorsement, Perdue stated: “I’m honored to have President Trump’s support in this race. I’m running for Governor to unite our party and stop Stacey Abrams. We

Former President Donald J. Trump has issued a statement on former U.S. Senator David Perdue’s gubernatorial campaign announcement: Wow, it looks like highly respected Senator David Perdue will be running against RINO Brian Kemp for Governor of Georgia. David was a great Senator, and he truly loves his State and His Country. This will be

Former U.S. Senator David Perdue officially announced today a poorly kept secret that he is running for Governor of Georgia as a Republican. You can see the video and transcript below of his announcement, after some commentary. Perdue fully knows the repercussions of his candidacy, as he has publicly expressed them. The Brunswick News reported

This week’s Courier Herald column. I’m taking care of some personal business, so you get a pre-written, mostly non-political column this week. When I first started writing columns for print publications I had a goal – briefly – of becoming Lewis Grizzard.  There were a few problems with this goal, the first and most important

I’ll go first. Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Pass the popcorn. December comet viewing for fun and pleasure. Wouldn’t lunch with these three sisters be a trip? But Tech is supposed to be good and help us, right? Rats. Sinking ship. You know this story. Sadness. Live music is the best. Now we know

Last week’s Courier Herald column: Five or so years ago I attended a one-day session in Washington DC hosted by FreedomWorks.  The libertarian leaning conservative advocacy group brought together a couple dozen writers and grassroots leaders to discuss the topic of criminal justice reform.   What still strikes me most about the day was the

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