Month: March 2017

Is It Art Or Obscenity?

The line between what’s artistic and what’s prurient has always been a bit fuzzy, though not hard to find. As Justice Potter Stewart pointed out, one may not not be able to define obscene material, but can still “…know it when [he sees] it.”  And former State Representative Jill Chambers is adamant that her efforts on

Morning Reads for Friday, March 10, 2017

Give to a worthy cause! Oh, what fun! Football coach indicted. WWII gun turret appears on the beach…. Less likelihood they’d be pummeled with vegetables, I suppose. “Fundamentally transformed, you betcha.” Ace does have a point. Interesting take on actually listening, instead of projecting. Can’t wait to see results from this! No word if Dan

A Word To The Sixth

I was raised in the part of Massachusetts that Georgians don’t know exists. There’s a reddish-blue center to the state, in Worcester County, that better resembles Lawrenceville than Lindbergh Station. It’s the Massachusetts of Dennis Leary and Howie Carr, of gloriously obnoxious Patriots fans, and four wheelers at the kegger in the woods, and bitching

Help Our Political Friends Fight Childhood Cancer

Two of GeorgiaPol’s friends will be shaving their heads Saturday afternoon to raise money for the St. Baldrick’s Foundation to help fight childhood cancer. Can you join in their efforts by donating to the cause? John Vestal Donation Link and event details Rich Sullivan Donation Link and event details Rich: “I’m shaving my head to raise money

Cobb mom gets her man

What would you do if one day you found out an older male wrestling coach was attempting to coerce your young son into a sexual relationship? A very good friend of mine faced this dilemma a few years ago after her son was targeted and decided to take action. Little did she know how difficult it would be

Breaking: The Speaker is Running…

…away from answering questions about if he is considering a bid for Governor in 2018. As reported by the AJC, the Speaker was asked point blank about a run for Governor and answered in neither the affirmative or the negative. He brought up what he would be looking for in good candidate, and oddly enough it fit