Could Japan’s koban community policing work in the U.S.?
0Unless you have been living under a rock you realize that tensions between the public and the police are at an all-time low. In addition to...
Opinion
Renee Unterman Excoriated on Full Frontal By Samantha Bee
0Georgia has no shortage of inept, corrupt, and just plain embarrassing politicians. But thanks to Samantha Bee, the host of Full Frontal on TBS, one especially...
Vote No on all four Georgia Constitutional Amendments!
2The presidential election this year has blocked the sun out for pretty much every other race and issue on the ballot. However, there are four ballot...
Who will replace Johnny Isakon when he retires soon after election?
1Johnny Isakson is way ahead in the polls and will almost certainly be re-elected shortly. He was first elected to the House in 1999 to replace former...
Bernie Sanders is poised to become the most powerful man in politics, but only if we trust his end game
0Gang, we played the game. Bernie-or-Bust. We stamped our feet and crossed our arms and swore to high heaven that we’d stand aside and watch the...
The cancer of conservatism: The GOP created Donald Trump
0Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry called Donald Trump’s politics “toxic” and his 2016 candidacy a “cancer” on conservatism back in July of 2015. Not long after...
Worrying similarities between KSU and GPC financial irregularities
13There appears to be much more to the story regarding the recent uproar at Kennesaw State University. President Dan Papp is resigning over widespread financial...
Should we worry about Johnny Isakson’s health?
3Isakson’s record on terrorism and gun violence votes are abysmal. He has voted against LGBT equality 100 percent of the time. He voted against the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act. Johnny Isakson’s record on women and equality is equally dismal. He voted against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act, against the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act that would make it easier for women to challenge unfair and illegal pay, and voted to block legislation to protect a woman’s right to contraceptive coverage and prevent employers from interfering in their employees’ private health decisions. He is also in very poor health and with Trump the GOP nominee this could mean Isakson is vulnerable.
Open letter to Jim Barksdale: Georgia Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate
Dear Jim Barksdale, it’s time for an intervention. I decided to write you an open letter with a few observations and suggestions. First of all I want...
Love vs. Hate: Georgia and Utah Lt. Governors responses to Orlando
1After the Orlando massacre the Utah Republican Lt. Gov gave an emotional and heartfelt speech and apology for his past actions. In contrast Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle hasn’t said one word about Orlando.