Month: October 2016

Isakson Hits Back

Despite a comfortable and consistent lead in the polls US Senator Johnny Isakson’s campaign is apparently taking nothing for granted and released a commercial accusing his opponent of hypocrisy. Notice there’s not a single accusation that Jim Barksdale is lying, low-energy crook whose father probably killed JFK. By 2016 standards, accusing your political opponent of only hypocrisy seems

Morning Reads — October 10

My strategy of drinking heavily during debates failed me, because here I am collecting news stories for you to read with a headache. But I do it for you. Also, I never want to hear about genitalia on CNN ever again Jawja UGA beat South Carolina! A little girl is missing. Please read this.  Governor

Georgia Ports Authority Outlines Plans To Resume Shipping Activities

With much of traffic still blocked east of I-95, the Georgia Ports authority is preparing to restore service within the ports. Reading between the lines, it appears container service at the Port of Savannah’s Garden City Terminal will resume most quickly. Meanwhile, it will be tomorrow before activity at Brunswick’s facilities can be evaluated by

Georgia College Republicans Chairman Disavows Donald Trump

Georgia Association of College Republicans Chairman Brennan Mancil is apparently the first member of the Georgia Republican Party Executive Committee to publicly state that he will not support Donald Trump as the party’s presidential nominee. Mancil’s disavowal of Trump came after a video surfaced in which the candidate described in graphic terms an attempt to

Hurricane Matthew – Not Done Yet

It’s early Saturday morning, and at the moment it looks like we dodged a bullet. In most senses of the word, that is a true statement. While the storm is still a threat to the Carolinas and additional flooding rains will be an issue, the monster storm that was a Category 4 never made US