Month: October 2016

Georgia Water Wars Trial Set to Start Oct. 31

Editor’s Note: The following guest post was written by Nathan Williams. Williams is from Cumming, Georgia, and earned his undergraduate degree in political science and economics at the University of Georgia. He currently lives in the United Kingdom where he’s enrolled in a master’s program at the London School of Economics & Political Science. Water

Morning Reads — October 17

Happy Monday everyone! I discovered that Australia has more camels than the Middle East. That blew my mind. Jawja Jawja politicos struggle to support Trump and Clinton. Randy Evans refused to denounce Trump’s claim that the election is rigged. In fact, he stirred the pot. Jawja’s Pinewood Studios will become the largest movie studio complex in

Federal judge orders extension of voter registration deadline for Chatham County

Some residents of Chatham County were already evacuating by Thursday, Oct. 6, five days before the deadline to register to vote in the November general election. By Oct. 7, many government offices had closed. That night, many area homes lost power; some homes remained without power for a week. Yes, many evacuees were in places

Supporting Donald Trump, Jack Kingston Tweets Infowars

Former Savannah congressman and U.S. Senate candidate Jack Kingston has become one of presidential candidate Donald Trump’s most vocal surrogates. He regularly appears on cable TV news shows in support of Trump’s candidacy, including Friday night, when he appeared on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360, attempting to defend Trump’s remarks as locker room talk: This morning,

Abrams: Trump Is Trying to Intimidate Voters

In the wake of reports that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made improper sexual advances towards as many as eight women, the candidate has amplified his concerns that the November election could be stolen, giving Democrat Hillary Clinton an undeserved victory. The possibility of voter fraud was first brought up by Trump in August, when

Morning Reads for Friday, October 14, 2016

Remember the sea turtles in Finding Nemo? Dude, they were chill. And now the ATL has some. Finally, somebody gets it. Watch out for these creeps! The ballots keep pouring in. Mutiny in the wind? Guyr-rawn-teed to entertain. And there will be great rejoicing. And no to-go plates from Grandma’s. Only in New Yawk City.

New Poll Shows Trump and Isakson Leading in Georgia

Landmark Communications just released new Georgia polling that shows Republican Donald Trump leading Democrat Hillary Clinton by 5.5 percentage points, and Republican Johnny Isakson leading Democrat Jim Barksdale by 13.6 points. The poll was taken Tuesday and Wednesday using 1,400 likely Georgia voters. The margin of error is 2.7% IN the presidential race, Trump had