Is Liberalism a Mental Illness? You Decide
It has been written many times that liberalism is a mental illness. As an attorney friend of mine would say, “That’s harsh”. So rather than […]
Kuntzman Resorts to Stereotyping in Defense of AR-15 Boo Boo
Gersh Kuntzman, he of the shoulder boo-boo from firing an AR-15, is now gnashing his teeth and wringing his hands over the response to his […]
Sierra Club Succumbs to Political Correctness
I’m a tree-hugger. I have been for as long as I can remember, which is well before the term was coined. I wasn’t taught to […]
Hillary Clinton- What Has She Done?
Hillary Clinton appears to be the Democrat candidate for president and that leads to an obvious question- what has she done to deserve the nomination? […]
Snellville- Standing United
For the past six months, Snellville has had a city council with six members who are united in their desire to not only keep Snellville […]
Hiroshima Naivete, 2016
The transcript shows Obama’s speech at Hiroshima to be surprisingly eloquent and equally uncharacteristic. Yet it is tragically flawed. Much of the speech dealt with […]
Signs, Signs- Everywhere A Sign
You can always tell when election time is approaching- campaign signs start popping up like weeds. Campaign signs are obviously intended to encourage people to […]
Snellville Trash& Recycling Update
The Snellville City Council recently approved Advanced Disposal as the contractor to handle trash and recyclable pickup for city residents and businesses, beginning July 1st. […]
Gwinnett’s Leadership- A Source of Pride
Every day I have the pleasure of learning something new about Gwinnett County. As I travel around, I notice progress that has been made almost […]
Snellville Celebrates Martin Luther King Day- 2016
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr blossomed on the field– some would say battle ground– of civil rights activism, yet he was far […]
“All About Gwinnett”- Links to Past Shows
Each week, internet radio show “All About Gwinnett” features an interview with a guest of interest to residents of Gwinnett County, GA. The show […]
We Need Yesterday’s Heores
By Joe Wilson Everyday we turn on the news and hear about some tragedy perpetrated by someone who is, shall we say, emotionally unstable. More […]
United We Stand
On November 3, 2015, the citizens of Snellville voted overwhelmingly for a mayor, and city council members who campaigned on a platform of unity. Specifically, […]
The Truth Lies Beyond the Smears
The latest smear campaigns have caused me to reflect on events of the past six years. The memories that first come to the surface are […]
The Strangest of Election Seasons
Campaigning for a city council position should be a fairly straightforward matter. Candidates present their opinions, visions, qualifications and experience so voters can decide who […]