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…
Bill to aid military spouses a “must-pass”
Come June 15, the Georgia Legislature will lumber back into session after a COVID-19-induced respite that began when lawmakers adjourned in mid-March. This came after the General Assembly had already completed the majority of their 40-day legislation session....Could Cities Learn Something from Atlanta’s Mayor?
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has faced her fair share of criticism during her tenure as Atlanta’s chief executive, including her decision to cancel Atlanta’s beloved Peach Drop last New Year’s Eve. Even so, she’s also taken some laudable steps that deserve praise...Don’t let public health misinformation lead to bad tax policy
The Georgia General Assembly’s chief fiscal economist warned last year that Georgia might face a recession in 2020. Boy was he right, but for the wrong reasons. No one could have predicted the COVID-19 pandemic or its effects in September of 2019. Nevertheless,...When Lawmakers Return, Some Promising Bills Await Them
“I am not superstitious, but I am a little stitious,” The Office’s Michael Scott once said. While the statement was intended to be comical, I sometimes sympathize with it. Indeed, when Georgia’s 2020 legislative session convened on Jan. 13 amid a torrential...
