Social media has certainly changed how we interact with one another. It’s been a blessing for allowing people to connect over long distances–even more so during a pandemic. It’s also been a curse by allowing people across the political to spread disinformation. Social media platforms started to crackdown on accounts that violated their terms of
From the Republican Jewish Coalition: “The Republican Jewish Coalition has always spoken out strongly against antisemitic comments from individuals on both sides of the political aisle, and we do not hesitate to do so again in the case of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. The RJC does not usually get involved in primary races between Republicans,
A Message to the Mob from Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene Here’s my message to the radical, left-wing Democrat mob and the Fake News media trying to take me out: Since launching your smear campaign attacks on me, nearly 60,000 America First Patriots from all 50 states have reached out with messages of support and have
What does this mean for Elbert County? Faster, please. Top Airbnb rental is a Georgia treehouse. Those who don’t study history are destined to repeat it. New York suddenly remembers how to count. Beat at their own game. Sure. Why not. “Each marshmallow is carefully pre-selected…” Churchill’s sexy soap. How to avoid Google. If you’re
We covered the remarks back in June of last year that CNN has recently re-discovered by going through Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Facebook page. Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called out House GOP leaders for not doing more to rebuke Rep. Greene. Rep. Jimmy Gomez of California announced yesterday a resolution to expel her from Congress.
Peaches New Georgia bill would require 2 photo ID copies for absentee voting $1,000 for pre-k teachers, too Georgia election official says he hates ‘being right’ How new voters, Black women transformed Georgia’s politics Georgia State President Becker heads pay list Georgia police chief atoning for past injustices Biden plan to change health rules could
Hello a little late today! This morning involved my spending a good deal of time with the long-suffering, yet amazingly patient IT folks at work, which got me a little behind. But here I am, so all is well! Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is also the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
This week’s Courier Herald column: Social conservatives are especially dejected after the 2020 elections. Many are wondering where to go from here. Some doubt the future of the country. I know some who are openly questioning their beliefs and how a result they were entirely sure was not going to happen was allowed to become
Good morning! Today is the 5th day of the 2021 Legislative Session. It is easier than ever to follow along at the General Assembly’s spiffy new website! WANTED: one new chancellor for the University System of Georgia. Many homebound elderly Georgians are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. How will they get their shot? More
Happy Monday! The Georgia General Assembly is NOT in session today. They will gavel in tomorrow for Legislative Day 5. 2021 Georgia State Park Guide published Savannah College gets $4.8M to train workers amid pandemic Who’s moving in, and who’s leaving the state Why the GBI is called in for local incidents Hearings to start
