by State Rep. Barry Fleming | Feb 15, 2019 | The Forum
This year Georgia will likely buy new voting machines for the whole state. The last time we did this was in 2001 – and while the technology has evolved since then, one important factor remains the same: the human part of the equation. My wife and I recently...
by James Callaway | Feb 13, 2019 | The Forum
To anyone who has been part of the battle against Georgia’s gang crisis, Gov. Brian Kemp’s recent announcement of Cobb County District Attorney Vic Reynolds as the new director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was inspiring. District Attorney Reynolds has...
by Marc Hyden & Rep. Scot Turner | Feb 12, 2019 | The Forum
In 2015, Debra Curry — nurse and mother of six — received a notice from the government in the mail. It informed her that she risked losing her registered nurse license because she had fallen behind on her student loans, which were considerable. Making matters...
by D.A. King | Feb 12, 2019 | The Forum
In her response to my recent IAG column “Will the General Assembly reverse the 2018 GDOT carve-out on E-Verify for contractor bids?” GDOT writer Meg Pirkle accuses me of “a number of omissions and factual inaccuracies.” The topic was GDOT’s Senate Bill 445 from...
by Gary Wisenbaker | Feb 5, 2019 | The Forum
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently ran a front-page article on defeated Georgia Democratic socialist Stacey Abrams’s selection as the purveyor of the Democratic Party response to the State of the Union speech due to be delivered on February 5. This...
by Meg Pirkle | Feb 1, 2019 | The Forum
A recent opinion piece in this publication (“Will the General Assembly reverse the 2018 GDOT carve-out on E-Verify for contractor bids” by D.A. King) contains a number of omissions and factual inaccuracies. King’s opinion piece questioned the ethics of S.B 445,...
