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Category Archives: Politics
The President is still the President and the Senate is still the Senate
That despite the outrageous calls from all of the GOP presidential candidates at the debate last night, that any Obama appointee to the US Supreme Court to replace Justice Scalia be blocked, and the decision be put off until the … Continue reading
South Carolina’s Voter ID law
Before I discuss what I think of the law, let me tell you first what it is and what you need in order to vote in the November 4, 2014 election. South Carolina’s new Voter ID law went into effect … Continue reading
Getting Political: 2014
Another election year has rolled around, and I’m getting a little political (I get more political in a presidential election year). The South Carolina Primary is tomorrow, June 10. This year we have the unusual election of two US Senators … Continue reading
Unsafe in Georgia
Georgia is the state next to where I live. I like to visit the Georgia Aquarium and the High Museum in Atlanta. Sometimes I shop at the outlets in Commerce, Georgia. I don’t feel safe going to Georgia anymore now … Continue reading
Don’t be afraid
I really don’t understand people who are predicting the end of the world as they know it based on who wins the 2012 Presidential election. I was reminded of my trip to Dresden, Germany, earlier in the year. Dresden was … Continue reading
More flexible after the election
Mitt Romney brought up Obama’s intended-private remark to Vladimir Putin that he could be “more flexible after the election.” While this moment of candor was considered by Romney a negative, it’s true. There are things that are true and probably … Continue reading
Entitlement
In case you’ve been off planet today and haven’t seen Today’s Mitt Romney video, take a minute and watch it. Mitt Romney is speaking about 47% of Americans who he thinks believe that they are entitled to a handout … Continue reading