Campaign season can get testy – and that includes drama surrounding all those campaign signs in yards and on right of ways across the state. Just ask Giancarlos Tsitsilianos, a man who was recently arrested following a fight that sprung out of him being accused of removing campaign signs for Tucker mayoral candidate Robin Biro. Tsitsilianos, apparently a supporter of current Mayor Frank Auman, is alleged to have flashed a gun during the incident as well. Classic municipal election campaign drama – and a reminder not to lose your head over $2 signs – has this Tucker resident SINKING…
Proposal to Tax Investors Stifles Development, Job Growth
As Congress debates a $3.5 trillion budget plan, most Georgians are unaware of a new provision put forth by the Biden Administration that would discourage the creation of new jobs and new development. Known as a tax on carried interest, investors who build...Vaccine Business Mandate Immoral & Unconstitutional
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced a sweeping plan to demand a huge swath of our nation step up and take the Covid-19 shot whether they like it or not – federal employees, workers in companies with more than 100 workers, federally-funded pre-school...The 9/11 Attack: Remembering horror & heroism
I’d trade all my tomorrows for one single yesterday –Kris Kristofferson and Fred Foster, “Me and Bobby McGee” This haunting lyric, made famous by the legendary Janis Joplin, has been stuck in my brain as the 20th anniversary of 9/11...Have America’s Civilian And Military Leaders Lost The Will To Fight?
President Gerald Ford often was disparagingly and unfairly said to be “unable to walk and chew gum at the same time.” Recent comments by U.S. Army Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley responding to questions about the decision to evacuate Bagram Airfield in...New School Year Requires Parents Be More Vigilant Than Ever
Mask mandates. Critical Race Theory. Transgender discussions. Debates about Covid-19 vaccination status. It used to be that back to school meant reading lists, math homework, extracurricular activities and finding your homeroom. But in the 2021-2022 school...
