Good afternoon! It was a rainy night in Georgia. At the People’s House, will good fences really make good neighbors? (Seriously – read the poem. You probably need more culture as it is. Discuss your interpretation in the comments.) It’s only Tuesday but it has already been a rough week for Facebook. At last night’s
Last week’s Courier Herald Column: Georgia lawmakers will return to the Georgia capitol on Wednesday, November 3rd in order to reset district lines for themselves, members of Congress, and local elected officials. You’ll read a lot about this process between now and then. Consider this a primer to help sort out what will be news
Braves clinch division. Beasts of the East! See, rainy days can be fun. Shades of the Roswell Chicken Man. Planned chaos. Or something. What could go wrong? Part the Second. The jokes will write themselves. This is cool.
Peaches Trump May Have Let Slip Details Of His Election Scheme As He Attacked Georgia Governor Open Records law? Not so fast in Georgia 2 animal species found in Georgia among nearly two dozen declared extinct Supporters Pledge Hearings on Letting Buckhead Leave Atlanta Georgia’s debt burden at $3,500 per taxpayer, report finds A sign
Hello! This morning, I was out at Georgia’s newest designated historic landmark for a groundbreaking ceremony, so I am very late in getting to y’all today. It’s National Coffee Day, which is every day for many of us. Nevertheless, there are deals, and it’s only fair that I point you to them before we move
I was enjoying time away in Louisville, KY while former President Donald Trump made a stop in Perry, GA on his sour grapes tour. President Trump continued his feud with our elected Republican officials who have chosen to follow the law rather than the demands of the Cult of Trump. His displeasure with Governor Brian
Last week’s Courier Herald column: I’ll add a TL;DR up front, and a note that I’ve been skipping a few columns here that aren’t #gapol focused – like this one. But I feel this needs to be said more plainly: We still have policymakers in Washington stuck on solving the last problem – that of
Good morning! Enjoy the weather. Governor Kemp announced today that he will use part of the money Georgia received from President Biden’s American Rescue Plan to fund $1000 bonuses for police, fire, and other first responders throughout Georgia. One section of the capsized remains of the once-massive Golden Ray remains in the St. Simons Sound
(Twitter) Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene yells at U.S. legislators after the U.S. House passes “The Women’s Health Protection Act.” (AJC) Former President Donald Trump believes the Republican base won’t show up to re-elect Governor Brian Kemp and a Republican challenger could defeat him if they decide to run (Fox5 Atlanta) A federal appeals court appears
Last week’s Courier Herald column: As someone who cut his teeth writing in the political blogosphere, I learned early on that many base their worldview on their favorite amendment. Citations of the First, Second, Fifth, or Tenth Amendments are for some a complete rebuttal to any political argument. I don’t often pretend to be a
