Opinion
Gingrich: A Bad Day for the Obama White House A Good Day for the American People11/4/09 A bad day for the Obama White House but a good day for the American people. That’s the easiest way to summarize the collapse of the Democratic candidates around the country yesterday. In Virginia and New Jersey the Republican victories last night were bigger than they were in 1993. Voters were clearly unhappy. According to Mike Allen of The Politico, network exit polls showed that... More Obama: Furthering the Divide9/21/09 (Blog Post) The President's choice to ignore millions and millions of Fox News viewers Sunday morning combined with the denigration of Fox News on the White House website* seems rather contradictory to his claim of wanting to bring the country together.It seems that if he were truly interested in lessening the so-called division he would reach out to those who didn't walk in lock-step with his health care plans... More The Constitution: Just Words?9/12/09 Lately, there has been a great deal of buzz in the news about the Constitution. How many times do you hear someone say, “It's my right,” or “That's unconstitutional”? What does that really mean?... More Westmoreland: Cash for Clunkers' Woes Preview Obamacare9/10/09 As Democratic members of Congress heard an earful over August from angry constituents worried about a government takeover of health care, hundreds of thousands of Americans were getting a sneak preview of what Obamacare might look like... More Powerful letter from doctor on government involvement in health care...9/8/09 (Blog Post) I received this letter via email. It's powerful. I took the time to wander around the Internet to ensure it wasn't one of those "made up letters" that sometimes (oftentimes) hits out inboxes. I included a link... More Newt Gingrich: Keeping End-of-Life Decisions, Our Decision8/19/09 Emotions are high in the debate over the future of our health care, and for good reason. What we are discussing are deeply personal, often deeply emotional issues... More Newt Gingrich: The Press Conference President Obama Could Give
7/22/09 Last week, the Federal Reserve made a little noticed,
but astonishing announcement. In addition to projecting
unemployment over 10% in the coming months, they also projected
no net new jobs over the next five years. Tyrone Police Dept Encourages Support for ACIM7/18/09 The Tyrone Police Department, along with hundreds of other police departments across the country, utilize the free services of 'A Child is Missing' to assist us in the event a child or elderly citizen... More Who Says Israel Belongs to the Jews?7/10/09 (Blog Post) Many Christians certainly do not believe it is their business to try to advise the government of Israel what to do. However, most do believe it is within their realm of responsibility to draw attention to what the Holy Scriptures, the Torah and the Tenach, have to... More Newt Gingrich: How Team Obama Hijacked "Change" And How We Can Take It Back7/8/09 It all started in the summer of 2007 when part of one of my speeches was posted on YouTube. It was a short, three-minute clip in which I explained the ... More Elected Officials Should Lead by Example6/9/09 Dignity has left the building. Is it just me? Some things seem so obvious, yet…. Once again I am witness to public officials thinking they are rock stars, behaving with total disregard for the law, expecting the consequences to disappear like smoke, then asking pardon for what they propose to be a mistake. Children and dogs make mistakes, adults make choices. Elected officials are supposed to be capable of making clear and thoroughly deliberated decisions... More |
Westmoreland Supports House Vote Against ACORN9/17/09 As a congressional leader in the fight to sever federal ties to ACORN, U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmoreland joined an overwhelming House majority in voting for a bill to cut all federal funds given to the group... More A special request for Chuck Morley's family(Blog Post) As most of my friends and acquaintances in Fayette County, nearby and in the newspaper business already know, Chuck Morley, publisher of the Fayette Daily News until just a month or so ago, lost a battle with cancer this past Sunday... More Israel's Fight Is Our Fight8/20/09 Too many Christians and too many Americans view the conflict between Israel and the Arab-Muslim forces surrounding it as a Middle East regional problem. They fail to grasp the ramifications that Islamic terrorism is a global war. Israel and the Jewish people are undoubtedly Islam's priority enemy, but America and Christians are certainly next on their list... More America Needs a Take-Home Pay Raise7/29/09 It's a frustration I hear all the time. Fayette SPLOST & Transportation Concerns7/21/09 I attended the Citizen Committee meeting regarding Fayette Forward (SPLOST transportation portion) recently and the combined government meeting Monday, July 13. I have some thoughts and concerns so I... More Mixed feelings on the SPLOST? Hmmm....7/15/09 (JMac Blog) The County Commission and City Mayors are in agreement that they will be asking voters to approve a six-year extension of a one-cent sales tax on November 3rd. Currently we are adding two cents on each dollar spent in the county for the SPLOST in question and a fairly recently approved school SPLOST. The SPLOST the Commission and Mayors are asking us to extend is scheduled to expire March 31st 2010... More Is Netanyahu Strong Enough?It is no surprise that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new government has already come under strong international pressure to abandon its opposition to the "two-state solution," and hand over a so-called Palestinian State to the Arabs. Netanyahu's stand has already put him on a collision course with the Obama administration, as well as with the United Nations and the European Union... More Statement from Commissioner Eric Maxwell Regarding Commissioner Robert Horgan's Recent Arrest6/11/09 To the Citizens of Fayette County, Georgia: I write this letter to you to address a cloud that hovers over the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. A little over two weeks ago an event occurred that no reasonable voter, including myself, could anticipate or should tolerate... More Persecution of Barry Babb Must End6/29/09 Fayette County we have a problem. The article, “Foreclosures snag some big names in Fayette”, which appeared in a local newspaper on June 24, 2009, identified several high profile persons who were facing foreclosure of their homes. The articled stated that former candidate for Fayette County Sheriff, Barry Babb’s home located at 406 Snead Road was being foreclosed. Babb was demoted in January from captain to jailer by incoming Sheriff Wayne Hannah, and Babb’s pay was dropped commensurately... More |
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