Month: November 2021

Morning Reads for Tuesday, November 30

Good morning! It’s Election Day for municipal runoffs in Atlanta, Warner Robins, Marietta, and in so many other cities throughout Georgia. Apologies for missing the past two Tuesdays. Last week, my only excuse is being away for Thanksgiving, leaving town moments after the gavel fell on Sine Die (Tiny Die?). Week before that, we had

Do Georgia’s Senators Side With Unions Or Georgia’s Workers?

This week’s Courier Herald column: A few months ago I wrote a column suggesting that it was time to accept electric vehicles as mainstream.  Too many, mostly from conservative political circles, associate the advancement in technology with overreaching political agendas. The two concepts can and should be treated separately.  Adapting to new technologies and incorporating

Morning Reads – Thursday, November 18, 2021

Peaches ‘We’re keeping our fingers crossed.’ Gov. Kemp hopeful Georgia will land Rivian deal Redistricting squeezes 2 Democratic rising stars in Georgia Adoption-matching pilot launches in Georgia Protesters blast Georgia for slow pace of rental help How you can see the nearly total lunar eclipse Friday morning We’re going to be suing over robocalls until

Joint Proposal for Congressional Districts Released

A joint proposal for the congressional districts in Georgia has been released by the Majority Caucuses of the Georgia State House and Senate. The map and other proposed maps can be be found on the Legislative and Congressional Reapportionment Office website under the “Proposed Plans” section. Speaker David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) issued the following statement

Morning Reads for Friday, November 12, 2021

Mandates, schmandates. Braves have four Silver Sluggers this year. And one’s a pitcher! What on earth could go wrong? Dictionary much? Wow. Just wow. Better and better. Or something. That’s right. It just flings it right up into the atmosphere, like some yard toy from the ’60’s. Insanity. At least it’s more affordable than a