August 5, 2019 7:57 AM
Morning Reads for Monday, August 5, 2019
Happy Monday!
- Our hearts and prayers go out to Texas and Ohio.
- A solider from Georgia was among the heroes in El Paso.
- Former House Representative Allen Peake had a good day at the golf course on Friday.
- Senator Mitch McConnell has a fractured shoulder after a fall.
- A German maker of automotive glass is planning to open a manufacturing facility in Georgia.
- Not a good day to be trying to flying out of Hong Kong – Cathay Airline has canceled more than 150 flights due to strikes.
- Aerospace sector stands out among Georgia’s economic success stories
- Georgia needs something better than expanded Medicaid.
- Southwest Georgia lowers unemployment claims.
- Squirel season opens in 10 days, y’all.
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Theresa Garcia Robertson
Wife. Mama. Foodie. Political Junkie. Southern Enthusiast. Taco Lover.
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i would have thought squirrels would be classified as varmints…i have to admit i am surprised they have a season…
Senator Mitch McConnell has a fractured shoulder after a fall.
Thoughts and prayers.
He can’t even remember what city… or he doesn’t actually care.
“May God bless the memory of those who perished in Toledo”
https://twitter.com/bubbaprog/status/1158382214612230144?s=21
“Kemp wrote that a citizens’ review committee will analyze feedback on a state survey on the Common Core standards, and a committee of teachers will also offer insight. An academic review committee will then review recommendations that will be considered by the state Board of Education.”
Sounds good.
“This process, while laborious, will help us eliminate the remnants of Common Core “
So, what if the panels determine that Common Core is actually good?
https://www.ajc.com/blog/politics/kemp-unveils-laborious-plan-dismantle-common-core-standards/T2SEMNS1i6NaeRMLBt60qK/