The “cancel culture” promoted by radicals to damage people’s reputations and censor them is out of control. It is an alarming trend. From attacking Dr. Seuss to Mr. Potato Head – it seems that almost nothing is off limits to destroy the pillars of popular culture. And now Amazon targets U.S. Supreme Court Justice and proud Georgia native Clarence Thomas. It suddenly removed a powerful documentary film on Thomas during Black History Month! Amazon’s “canceling” the chronicle of the life of this distinguished African-American jurist, just because it dislikes his judicial philosophy, has the publishing company’s reputation SINKING…
The Need for Election Reform
Over the past two decades I’ve had the opportunity to be engaged in public policy, both in the public and private sector, and witnessed many changes in our society. Perhaps no greater change has occurred than the slow – but constant – erosion of the meaning and...In-state tuition bill for illegal aliens: a negative review
State Rep. Kasey Carpenter, R-Dalton, presented the latest version of his legislation granting in–state college tuition for illegal aliens in the House Higher Education Committee last Friday. He was on Zoom from his car parked “on the side of the...Conservatism in Georgia & the US: Rebrand or Rebirth?
We have, throughout history, come together in times of crisis to face whatever life threw at us and emerge victorious. So, at this moment, how do we, as a united people, return our country to the miracle that made it the inspiration for liberty around the...Paycheck Protection Program: A Lifeline for Georgia
The U.S. Small Business Administration remains steadfast in its efforts to support small business recovery during this pandemic. It re-opened the Paycheck Protection Program on January 11 with $284 billion appropriated through the Economic Aid Act. As of...Trade secret thief gives Ga. false choice between jobs and justice
The future is electric, and Georgia has spent a great deal of energy— and hundreds of millions in development incentives— to secure its position in the economy of tomorrow as a high-tech manufacturing corridor. Thanks to a historic $300 million subsidies...
