February 8, 2016 7:01 AM
Morning Reads — February 8th
Good morning! I hope you’re enjoying your post-Super Bowl Monday. It’s only the best Monday of the year.
Jawja
- Watch the Super Bowl commericals from our favorite hometown companies.
- Georgians are invading New Hampshire for Ru[bae]o.
- Georgia elected officials you must follow on Twitter
- The MARTA problem.
Murica
- Chick-Fil-A is adding Apple Pay! Praise!
- Senator Perdue is leading the fight against Obamacare.
- Hillary Clinton: Selfie Enemy!
- Jeb! Bush is hoping to survive New Hampshire.
- Hillary Clinton is in Flint, Michigan.
Important
- Why Donald Trump when you can trump Donald? PS: I spent time at a Mardi Gras party playing it.
- Yikes: trumpfailures.com
About Author
Will Kremer
Will is an active member of the Georgia Republican grassroots. He previously served as Chairman of the Georgia Association of College Republicans, 2nd Vice Chairman of the 7th District Republican Party, and Treasurer of the Forsyth County Republican Party. Promise Land = Forsyth County.
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Mark Trail cartoonist and Gainesville native Jack Elrod dies at 91.
http://www.gainesvilletimes.com/section/6/article/114933/
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local-obituaries/jack-elrod-91-cartoonists-work-reflected-his-love-/nqKq3/
1) If you are going to be overzealous in victory, you should at least be gracious in defeat. #Cam
2) Monkeypuppybaby is now polling higher than Kasich in NH.
3) I evidently need to step up my twitter game.
4) apple pie > apple pay
5)Newton’s rolling on the ground crying throughout the 4th quarter is similar to what I expect from Trump when the bubble bursts.
6) This is all the effort I had in me today and I just spent it here.
Oh, and Hillary did an amazing job with the National Anthem. I assume the new look is from showering in Flint before she left?
Broncos defense superb, Nice exit for Manning, half time (except for optics) lame, most commercials lame, Newton for all his talk should have gone for his ball at the end, the media was still with him until then.
Hillary: pandering to a city and states local problems with other people’s money. If 100,000 folks (a lot not paying federal taxes) get a billion surely she can come to Atlanta and give us $5 billion for water or Marta.
Beach: another showboat. Prefer a yes or no that he will have a divided highway in place – state 140 and connectors from 575 to a Marta rail station at say Northpoint mall (for adequate parking) prior to opening another station.
We won’t bring healthcare costs down until competition is restored, disruptive technology freed, selective legislation reversed and government gets out of ownership.
Summary of Saturday’s debate.
Rubio. Overall disappointing. The kid got beat up by the big guy but it’s not fatal. He was better towards the end of the debate.
Christie. Effective Rubio attacks and likely gained some votes but not much else.
Jebby. Good performance. Successful criticism of Trumpet use of eminent domain. Also talked about giving money and authority to states. Gained a few votes.
Kasich. Just ok. After several weeks of obnoxiousness, he now says he is the “positive” candidate. Cliché, weak immigration policy. Again touted his record. Gains a few votes that Rubio lost.
Trumpet. Not particularly good. Looked bad on eminent domain issue. Strange foreign policy. Wants waterboarding and “worse”. Wants to take or seize oil wells? Weak health care policy. Showed lack of knowledge on issues.
Cruz. Average performance. Correctly linked border security and drugs. Did not lose any votes and may have gained a couple.
Raddatz and Ham asked good, substantive questions but other questioners were not good.
Perdue is just more an embarrassment every time I hear his name mentioned with anything. The man is just stupid. There is no other way to say that other than he is not stupid just thinks he is playing to a bunch of REALLY stupid people. Either way…nothing to be proud of. Price’s plan has been dissected a million times and it would drive up costs for most people drive coverage quality to the lowest denominator (thats buying across state lines). It would allow insurance companies to rip people off by selling worthless plans…
The law (and it is the law) isnt perfect, but its a whole lot better than what was there before and Perdue and his buddies better hope they see no success because screwing with 17 million peoples newly obtained insurance isnt a winner by any measure especially when you start taking away things like banning refusal due to pre-existing conditions, letting children remain on their parents policies, and yes having minimum coverage rules dictated by the government you elect not the insurance company you dont.