Reflections from the CHARGE Senatorial Forum
The weather was perfect and the setting was spectacular at the Lake Burton venue when CHARGE (Citizens Helping America Restore Government Ethics) held its first […]
Political Commentary
IRS Defense- Associated Irrelevance
A few years ago, I wrote, “The Doctrine of Associated Irrelevance” as a guide to helping conservatives understand liberal arguments and talking points. The doctrine […]
GOP- Stuck in the Middle
While a significant portion of the population is marching to the political left, in many sections of the country, running as a Republican is viewed […]
The “Jewish Vote”- Perpetuating an Insult
Within the minds of pollsters and pundits, individuals have no identity; they are simply components of monolithic voting blocks that are typically identified by religion, […]
T-SPLOST in the Rear View Mirror
In the wake of the resounding defeat of the Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, commonly known as T-SPLOST, two things remain obvious. Gwinnett […]
A New York City Ghost Comes to Snellville, GA
Geographically and culturally, it’s a long way from New York City to Snellville, Georgia. But irrespective of size or location, cities across the nation face […]
Where Have All the Christians Gone?
On July 31st, Gwinnett County voters will cast their ballots for the Board of Commissioners (BOC) Chairwoman as well as District 1 and District 3 […]
The Latest- Budget Confidential
The Beauty is in the Balance—Snellville’s 2013 Budget Last Friday night, the majority of Council approved a budget that demonstrates the type of financial responsibility […]
Snellville’s “Proposed” Gun Ban
Much Ado About Nothing- Snellville‘s “Proposed” Gun Ban The subject of gun control always incites lively discussions and Ed Stone’s Examiner article, “Snellville Considers Gun […]
Defending the Indefensible
Defending the Indefensible In the aftermath of Shirley Lasseter’s pleading guilty to bribery charges, one of her supporters has set up a legal defense […]
For Race-Baiters, Saving Lives Doesn’t Pay
Tragic. There is truly no other word for it. Yet a mélange of nouns and adjectives, among them- “unjustified”, ” racially-motivated”, “unprovoked”, “vigilante”- have pre-empted […]
The Polar Extremes of Politics
Within the past few years, politicians, pundits, and pretty much everyone else with an opinion on the political landscape, has been using the word “polarized” […]