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ME ME ME: Obama closes out campaign by talking about himself 89 times during speech
BY KYLE OLSON Barack Obama is ending the midterm campaign by the way he started: Talking about himself… A lot. During a Sunday appearance in Chicago, the former president referred [Read More]
Politics
Congress IS Getting Things Done (Part 2)
In spite of the negative reports in the press, Congress is passing legislation, much of it with bipartisan support, that helps everyone. By Congressman Rob Woodall Congressman Rob Woodall (R) [Read More]
Politics
Congress IS Getting Things Done
In spite of the negative reports in the press, Congress is passing legislation, much of it with bipartisan support, that helps everyone. By Congressman Rob Woodall Congressman Rob Woodall (R) [Read More]
Politics
Politics
#WALKAWAY: Herschel Walker endorses Brian Kemp in Georgia governor’s race
ATHENS, Ga. – Former University of Georgia running back, Heisman Trophy winner, and College Football Hall of Herschel Walker has announced his support for Brian Kemp, the Republican candidate in Georgia’s tight race to [Read More]
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It’s time to Yank Hank
It’s no wonder that the residents of DeKalb, Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale Counties who are part of Georgia’s 4th Congressional District feel disconnected from Hank Johnson, the man who represents [Read More]
Opinion
Sarah Amico Seems to Be Sarah the Sham
“Sarah the Sham” seems to be the perfect description of Sarah Riggs Amico, the Democrat candidate for Lt. Governor. Ms. Amico is listed as Executive Chairman of the Board of [Read More]
Opinion
Georgia News Daily Endorses Brian Kemp for Governor
Given the current level of polarization in politics, it’s no surprise that gubernatorial candidates Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams are polar opposites. Brian Kemp is focused on maintaining Georgia’s ranking [Read More]
Politics
HILLARY 2020? ‘I’d like to be president’ — will decide on run after midterm election
BY KYLE OLSON All signs are pointing to a Hillary Clinton run for president in 2020. While she answered “No,” that she wouldn’t make yet another run for the Oval [Read More]