My good friend Rich Sullivan is sick today, so that means you get to hear me bear my great dissatisfaction with all things GOP Presidential Primary on the radio today, noon to 2PM. I’ll be filling in. It’s late notice so it will be unscripted save the hour or so that I have to make
Tonight 11Alive will be airing a Livestream beginning at 7:00pm. If this thing is working that’s what you should be seeing above. This will be mostly local coverage of the SEC Primary results with the 11Alive News Team, as well as discussion and analysis by Democratic Communications Consultant (and a friend of mine) Liz Flowers
Tonight, WXIA 11Alive will be hosting election results with a local angle during a livestream that starts at 7PM. I will join anchor Melissa Long and my true friend and member of the political opposition Liz Flowers to break it down and provide analysis. You can provide your own comments as events unfold in the
The folks at Kinder Morgan have seemed for years to be working from the assumption that the Palmetto Pipeline was an inevitability. The nation needs additional energy infrastructure and there is ample precedent for the use of eminent domain to run pipes on privately held land, right? But the opposition to the Palmetto Pipeline has
The Georgia Republican Party is trying its hand again in allocating delegates proportionally. We’ve been a winner-take-all state for a while, but that changed with the ’12 election since everyone wanted to move their elections earlier and earlier. The RNC put the brakes on that and drew a line in the sand to say if
When I interviewed Ted Cruz at the Republican state convention last May, he spoke abolut building a broad based coalition of conservatives in the Reagan mold that would ultimately lead to his being nominated to the presidency. Over the summer and fall, Cruz talked about the various lanes within the Republican electorate that he could
Due to the recent passing of Georgia House Representative Bob Bryant, House District 162 is now vacant. Today, Governor Nathan Deal put out an executive order concerning the Representative’s replacement: “Therefore, pursuant to Article V, Section II, Paragraph VIII of the Constitution of the State of Georgia and Section 21-2-544 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated,
Hey! It’s Super Tuesday! Did you vote? Make sure you tell all your Facebook friends to be sure to vote – they probably have no idea it’s Election Day. In honor of Super Tuesday, match the Hamilton lyric with the presidential candidate (answers are at the bottom, like in Highlights Magazine). A: “You disgust me.”
You can tell it’s primary day eve when the inbox overflows with statements from presidental candidates and their surrogates. Earlier, Nathan posted a statement from 14th District congressman Tom Graves about his vote for Marco Rubio. Now comes a statement from the Ted Cruz press shop announcing new support for the Texas Senator. New supporters
During a break in the Crossover Day action, House Speaker David Ralston was asked about Governor Nathan Deals statement today that legislators should be able to come to a resolution on religious liberty that would preserve the rights of people of faith without discrimination. The Speaker responded, I’ve been trying to to do that for
