by Gary Reese | Mar 24, 2014 | News
Those in a tizzy about the Common Core educational curriculum and testing standards may have to stew in their own juices now that the General Assembly is done for the year and the 2014 election campaigns have begun. Even though the legislature did not act to...
by Gary Reese | Mar 23, 2014 | Floating Boats
A Bearish Year All hail the Mercer University men’s basketball team! A week ago, few across America even knew that Mercer University existed. Then the Bears stunned mighty Duke in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Even though they subsequently lost to...
by Gary Reese | Mar 21, 2014 | News
Concluding two years of activism and debate, the Georgia General Assembly on Thursday night passed what has been called the most significant loosening of gun restrictions of any state in America. The House passed House Bill 60 about a half-hour before the legislature...
by Gary Reese | Mar 20, 2014 | News
Extensive debate in the Senate today preceded passage of a bill that would require welfare and food stamps recipients to submit to drug tests if state Department of Human Service workers are suspicious that the recipient may be taking drugs. The Senate version of the...
by Gary Reese | Mar 20, 2014 | News
The Georgia Senate this afternoon voted 54-0 to allow the parents of children with certain catastrophic diseases to travel to Colorado to purchase cannabis (marijuana) oil that can slow or stop the children from having seizures and other problems. Despite the...
