May 30, 2016 6:00 AM
Morning Reads — May 30th
Happy Monday, everyone! Today is about more than a three day weekend; it’s about remembering those who gave everything for our freedoms. It’s about Uncle Carl. Thank a soldier.
Special note: Yesterday was Seth’s birthday. Do what you will with this information.
Jawja
- 10 ways to celebrate Memorial Day in Atlanta.
- Well, it’s time to bat-proof our homes.
- Jawja Republicans give a big ol’ middle finger to the anti-Establishment wave.
- Play with the AJC polling data.
- ICYMI: The Super Bowl could have a $400 million economic impact.
Murica
- The Chamber of Commerce wants cities to be allowed to create LGBT protection ordinances.
- The TSA is failing us.
- Libertarian delegates select Gary Johnson as POTUS nominee. (Side note: Derrick “TMOT” Grayson was not nominated to be Johnson’s VP. Jawja weeps, or something.)
- Where will Bernie’s online army go after the DNC Convention?
- Rubio apologizes for implying Donald Trump has a small you-know-what.
Important
- Mathematicians bridge the divide between infinity and the physical world. Long, but worth the read.
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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Seth, your math link may strive for the infinite but it directs to the physical world of Gary Johnson’s nomination.
Rubio joins the long list of goper worthies rolling over on their back so Trump can scratch their bellies. Mitt and Jeb! may not be much but I respect them for holding out.
One week ago Derrick Grayson ran as a republican for senate and yesterday he ran for the libertarian vp nomination. One delegate unsuccessfully challenged the legitimacy of Grayson as a libertarian candidate and Grayson did eventually lose to William Weld.
Some of us continue to look for an alternative to the Trumpet/Hilly mess. While the libertarian party has some attractive policies others such as “open borders” and 10th amendment ignorance are unacceptable.
I saw this in a search. Wow, this stuff is easily verifiable with a little effort.
1. I was asked to come help out some delegates at the LNC. Reluctantly, I agreed.
2. Less than 12 hours after arrival and no campaigning, as that was not my intent, certain people who were aware of my senate campaign had gathered enough “tokens”, as they called them, to submit my name as a VP nominee. One delegate even submitted a token for me, for Presidential nominee in protest over the actions of one of the other Presidential candidates.
3. My being me, I never refuse a worthy challenge and if Johnson were to be the nominee, the good folks of the LP deserved a worthier candidate for VP than Weld.
Long story short, after the first round, I was still in. I then withdrew and rightfully so, gave my support to Larry Sharpe, one who had campaigned and put out the effort to win. My only goal was to see a ticket of non-establishment hacks, thus giving Americans a great choice as an alternative to what’s been coming from the left and right. A truly non-lesser of evil choice.
Setting the record straight, I did not lose to Weld. The members of the LP lost to Johnson and his VP pick. I only tried to stop it.
Already been to pool! Nice and cold at 8 am! Wife froze but whatta ya gonna do!? Lol! Heading to Longhorn to be there at 11 am before crowd. And, more importantly, remembering my two uncles who made the ultimate sacrifice. Not a week goes by that I don’t admire them!