by Todd Smith, Steve Gordon, & Jesse Weathington | May 21, 2018 | The Forum
These days it is difficult to find bipartisan agreement on big issues. However, supporting our veterans and military families is an issue which tends to bring the political realm together at all levels – federal, state and local. Last week, Congress and...
by William Perry | May 17, 2018 | The Forum
Stacey Abrams was once a public official I liked… A LOT! But what a disappointment she’s turned out to be with both her leadership and ethics. She has more ethical challenges than any other statewide candidate. She’s become “Unethical Abrams” to me — the...
by Marc Hyden | May 17, 2018 | The Forum
As a general rule, I become suspicious when the federal government offers “free” money to the states. That was my immediate reaction when the local news reported that the U.S. Department of Labor has opened up grants totaling $7.5 million to local governments....
by State Sen. Steve Gooch | May 16, 2018 | The Forum
Although we addressed many important issues and debated a wide range of topics during the 2018 session, there is one issue that was and remains my priority – broadband access expansion for all Georgians. Throughout the session I updated you on the status of the...
by Charles Bullock | May 14, 2018 | The Forum
Many voters find it very easy to make choices in the November general election. All that strong partisans need do is find their party’s candidates and vote for them. It is harder in a primary since all of the candidates belong to the same party. Who is the best...
by Steve Labovitz and Michael Paris | May 3, 2018 | The Forum
As the clock neared midnight on Day 40 — the final March day of Georgia’s General Assembly– House Bill 930, the “Regional Transit Governance and Funding Act,” passed. It embodies the demand for regional problem-solving that has been building for...
