Morning Reads for March 16

Love is a myth. There’s only a desperation tearing you apart from the inside out, and Arby’s. Georgia – Georgia taxpayers will get the Super Bowl we already bought! It’s gross, but it’s right. – While we were watching the fireworks, did MARTA expansion get one last shot? – No movement on the rape kit

House Budget Committee Proposes a Balanced Budget

The U.S. House Budget Committee revealed its proposed FY 2017 budget today. The resolution proposes a budget that balances within ten years without a tax increase, saving approximately $7 trillion via spending reductions and economic growth. It proposes defense funding levels above President Obama’s funding proposal, and provides for the preservation of Medicare. Georgia’s 6th

Aaron Barlow Sends Mailer To Cherokee Residents To Make Case Against Fulton/DeKalb MARTA Bill

Aaron Barlow, Republican primary challenger in Senate District 21, doesn’t like Senator Brandon Beach’s (R-SD-21) MARTA bill that affects Fulton and DeKalb Counties, but he has decided to take his fight against the Beach’s bill to Republican voters in Cherokee County and is apparently sending out mailers to Republican voters in Cherokee County against Senator

DeKalb DA Disclosure Raises Some Eyebrows

There is a Democratic primary for District Attorney in DeKalb County, pitting the incumbent Robert James against the current county solicitor Sherry Boston. First, Richard Hyde – of Mike Bowers/Richard Hyde fame investigating the County – contributed to Robert’s campaign in the middle of the DeKalb investigation (Robert was the focus of part of the

5th Annual Food Frenzy Launched at the Capitol

Tuesday, March 8th marked the launch of the 5th annual Legal Food Frenzy. Attorney General  Sam Olens,  Young Lawyers Division director Jack Long, Georgia Food Bank Association Executive Director Danah Craft and representatives from Georgia’s 8 regional food banks joined together at the state Capitol to kick off the event. The Legal Food Frenzy is a statewide