December 27, 2019 6:51 AM
Morning Reads for Friday, December 27, 2019
- Georgia’s last decade wasn’t half bad.
- New laws effective January 1.
- I, for one, won’t miss Gary one bit.
- Yesterday was a monumental day in history.
- What is Boxing Day, really?
- Your handy list of 2019’s global protests.
- Do parallel universes exist?
- Karl Marx gets the Confederate memorial treatment.
- Fitting, this tribute is.
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From The Heart Of Atlanta To Tyler Perry
When the Civil Rights Act was passed in 1964, Moreton Rolleston, Jr. owned the Heart of Atlanta Motel. He filed a lawsuit, trying to have the law overturned by the courts. The case went to the Supreme Court, which upheld the law.
In 2003, Mr. Rolleston was evicted from his Buckhead home. In 2005, the property was sold to Tyler Perry.
So how do y’all see the CFP games? I think Clemson and Ohio State have the most weapons and biggest collection of talent but I’d enjoy seeing LSU cap their magical season with another championship .
LSU beats Oklahoma but doesn’t cover the 13.5, Clemson takes down Ohio State by 3, covering the 2.
It is nature that some form of an elite will always eventually rule. America’s development and greatness stemmed from it’s adoption of a system that empowered people to choose, and the choices people have made.
It’s a successful run that can come to an end. 40% support the governing elite whose message to them is that “Truth is not truth” and “What you’re seeing and what you’re reading is not what’s happening”.
Trump can’t win anyone over—his supporters are beyond facts, and everyone else know him a patent fraud and liar. Trump’s strategy, and that of the Republican Party, is to cause people to be become tired and disinterested, because when that happens, Trump and Republicans win.
The little Republican talk of a fair examination with respect to Senate acting on impeachment is toward that end whether those doing the talking know it or not. They say stuff that sounds good, but in the end only serves to wear people down because they’ll ultimately act to serve the Republican Party.