You are getting a midmorning read because I was face-timing with my little sister who is celebrating her 31st birthday, Covid-style, on a military base in Germany. Like a lot of folks, they are in quarantine because of exposure. 3 kids who can’t go to school, canceled plans, and a leveling of expectations. There is
I had the opportunity this evening to join the wonderful hosts over at Kudzu Vine to discuss the blogging world, the November 3 and January 5 elections, and the upcoming session of the General Assembly. The opinions expressed during the program are mine and may not reflect those of other contributors here. I am sure
Rome Braves continue to chop. Best Metro light displays. Shut up, Joe! Queue the rolling-eyes emoji. Pass the popcorn. Facebook in the FTC’s sights. Workin’ hard for The People. And you thought 1984 was just a book. It’s come to this. Enigma machine found in Baltic Sea. Faster, please. Not just for gas pumps anymore.
Last fall, Cedartown was shocked by the news of a hit and run. Eric Keais died in a ditch, waiting for help, after being struck by a car. No one called 911 for over an hour – not the driver, a state rep, not even the police chief. More at the link…
The Secretary of State’s office issued a press release last night on the procedures of Coffee County in their recount process after they refused to recertify their recount. (ATLANTA)-The Secretary of State’s office has opened an investigation into the Coffee County Board Of Elections and Registration regarding their handling of the November 2020 presidential election
December 10th, for decades, has been a day of firsts. In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt became the first American to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (for his role in mediating the Russo-Japanese War). In 1931, Jane Addams was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize. In 1953, Hugh Hefner published the first Playboy
Good morning, and a very happy National Llama Day to you! Oh, yeah, there’s totally a day for this. Here are 9 interesting facts about llamas, and here are ways to celebrate. I am thrilled that “dress like a llama” made the list, so if any of your go for it, please post proof in
From a press release from the Republican National Committee: The Republican National Committee and the Georgia Republican Party filed suit last night to ensure Georgia election law is properly followed for the January 5th runoff election. The lawsuit demands poll watchers be allowed to do their jobs permitted under Georgia law, and safeguards in the
From a press release: The Georgia Senate Republicans have heard the calls of millions of Georgians who have raised deep and heartfelt concerns that state law has been violated and our elections process abused in our November 3, 2020 elections. We will fix this. Our state constitution precludes us from calling a special session due
Good afternoon! I started loading these up early this morning, but life. 1 in 20 Georgians has had COVID. More updated COVID numbers for Georgia, and bad news for the Georgia Senators who were forced to share air with Giuliani at last Thursday’s hearing. The inside baseball behind the the pushback the Trump election crusaders
