Rep. Karen Handel (R, GA-6) took to Facebook this afternoon to share her thoughts on Russia’s involvement in the 2016 elections: “As I have said before, Russia is not our friend; Russia is not an ally. Based on U.S. intelligence community findings, as well as the findings of the House Intelligence Committee, it is abundantly

I’m voting for Brian Kemp for Governor on July 24th and it’s not because I’m simply “anti-Cagle,” though I am in the strongest sense of the term. In fact, I’m not just ‘against the other guy,’ I’ve had a 3×4 Kemp sign displayed in my yard since March of this year. I believe I’ve had

This week’s Courier Herald column: It was a banner weekend for soccer fans in Georgia. The World Cup culminated with France as Champions, and the Atlanta United set yet another attendance record for Major League Soccer with the largest crowd to view a single game match. After a generation of promises, Soccer appears to be

Happy Monday, everyone! Most importantly, Happy Birthday Week to me! France defeated Croatia to win the World Cup. Trump is meeting with Putin today. CNN is covering it. America is like, putting tariffs on China and they’re totally bugging so they’re placing more tariffs and Europe is like, guys stop! Atlanta’s underground cosplay culture. Cagle

State Representative Allen Peake weighed in on the governor’s race on a Facebook post last night. Here is the text from that post: My thoughts on the Republican governors race…… Politics can be a nasty, bloody, cruel sport. And elections for Governor usually experience the worst of it all. Accusations and attacks are flying left

We are hearing rumors floating around, InsiderAdvantage is also reporting said rumors, that Governor Nathan Deal will be announcing his endorsement of Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle as soon as Monday.  In terms of endorsements, this one is a whale.  Governor Deal, thus far, has stayed out of the Republican gubernatorial primary focusing on matters of

In polls released this afternoon via The AJC, a poll conducted by the University of Georgia’s School of Public and International Affairs for the Cox Media Group entities shows that races for both Governor and Lt Governor are neck and neck, with Brian Kemp leading Casey Cagle by 3% for Governor, and David Shafer leading

And there was great rejoicing. Money. Money. Money. Money. Money. Money.  Sweet deal. Gird your loins. It gets worse… But… but… but… You have to admit, it is fun to watch. When your neighbors make you nervous. Now I need to be packing a flame thrower at all times. Because spiders. If it wasn’t broken, why did you break it?

Peaches “Georgia is no longer the best state to do business” Spending level hits record in Georgia gubernatorial race A 200 year dispute will see…more dispute National coverage of the Cagle recordings  Lt. Governor’s race is just plaint nasty Solitary confinement use criticized in recent report for Georgia Working with Georgia’s Chief School Turnaround Officer 

The primary runoff for Governor and Lt. Governor has become a regular ol’ pig sty as the mud has been tossed about freely. From talking with several pockets of voters, the mud slinging seems to be hurting support more than garnering. I don’t make tens of thousands off of campaigns, though. I have compiled three