November 11, 2021 7:37 AM
Morning Reads – Thursday, November 11, 2021
Happy Veterans Day! Today we honor & thank all those who have served!
Peaches
- Lawmakers have now approved a 2nd redistricting map.
- …With proposed changes to Georgia’s 2nd largest county.
- Deplorable: Georgia medical marijuana program stalled by protests, bureaucracy
- And Rep. Alan Powell wants to give it another look.
- Millions in equipment stolen by thieves targeting Georgia film industry
- Prosecutor Testifies DA Offered Inappropriate Extra Money
- A critical shortage of a lifesaving drug is fueling overdose deaths in Georgia
- The latest testimony in the McMichael trial.
Jimmy Carter
- Federal judge rules Texas school mask ban violates Americans with Disabilities Act
- The risk of mandating unvaccinated individuals pay for their own tests.
- “Giving Kyle Rittenhouse Basic Due Process Is Not a Scandal”
- Americans have never been in so much debt
- Oklahoma provider says 75% of his patients are from Texas
- At 28% approval, say goodbye to Kamala Harris being Plan B to an aging Biden
- Biden’s Vaping Tax Sparks Concerns People Will Go Back to Cigarettes
- “Should the Government Get To Decide What You Do after High School?”
Sweet Tea
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“At 11:59 am, U.S. army private Henry Gunther became the last soldier to die in World War I. “According to the Globe and Mail this is the story of the last soldier killed in WW1: On Nov.11, 1918, U.S. army private Henry Gunther stood up during a lull in the machine gun fire and charged the enemy. “The Germans stared in disbelief,” says the Daily Express. “They had been told that morning that the fighting was about to stop; in a few minutes they would stop firing and go home. So why was this American charging at them with his bayonet drawn? They shouted at him to stop and frantically tried to wave him back but… he hadn’t heard anything of the ceasefire.” A German gunner released a five-round burst and the soldier lay dead, at 10:59 a.m.”
I agree that Rittenhouse should receive as far a trial as is possible in the USA’s flawed system, as all terrorists domestic and foreign should.