Not 'YET' The Other
I read the article on Liberty County Chief Magistrate's opinion as to her unopposed re-election. One would think the bias comment on the reasoning (good job performance) would be stated as 'Truth' only if she actually won opposed. Her comment would be in comparison to the (opposed) Sheriff's campaign stating his "Proven Record". If "Proven Record" was 'Truth' why would you need a costly campaign commercial? Neither has logic, it's more likely the poor public ...
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July 15 Election
When 2008 tax assessments were issued a few weeks ago, I expected property owners to vent their outrage at bloated valuations through blogging, Sound Off, and letters to the editor. Not so; I wonder why? Have we been convinced that we have to accept the inevitable, that there is nothing we can do? Local politicians are spending our money like it's water, witness the highly touted but little used joint airport when the Savannah Airport ...
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When 2008 tax assessments were issued a few weeks ago, I expected property owners to vent their outrage at bloated valuations through blogging, Sound Off, and letters to the editor. Not so; I wonder why? Have we been convinced that we have to accept the inevitable, that there is nothing we can do? Local politicians are spending our money like it's water, witness the highly touted but little used joint airport when the Savannah Airport ...
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Rock This Sheriff's Election And Vote
The Sheriff's Department has been in the paper more in the last six months trying to show their worth, then in the entire past sixteen years. My thought, too little too late! Most recently was about the 42 or so drug bust. So-ooo, drugs seem to be "no big deal" in the justice system anymore. The ones that aren't misdemeanor will plea to a misdemeanor, go before state court, get a slap on the hand ...
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The Sheriff's Department has been in the paper more in the last six months trying to show their worth, then in the entire past sixteen years. My thought, too little too late! Most recently was about the 42 or so drug bust. So-ooo, drugs seem to be "no big deal" in the justice system anymore. The ones that aren't misdemeanor will plea to a misdemeanor, go before state court, get a slap on the hand ...
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Landmark Ruling
On Thursday, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling regarding gun laws; specifically, those in Washington D.C., where there was a total ban on handgun ownership by citizens. The 32 year old ban was struck down in a 5-4 ruling. The Supreme Court has not conclusively interpreted the Second Amendment since it was ratified in 1791. The Second Amendment reads: "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right ...
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On Thursday, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling regarding gun laws; specifically, those in Washington D.C., where there was a total ban on handgun ownership by citizens. The 32 year old ban was struck down in a 5-4 ruling. The Supreme Court has not conclusively interpreted the Second Amendment since it was ratified in 1791. The Second Amendment reads: "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right ...
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Ga. House Dems calling for CRCT investigation (Staff Blog)
According to Atlanta Journal-Constitution blogger Jim Galloway, Georgia House Democrats are calling on Gov. Sonny Perdue to launch an investigation into problems with state CRCT testing and the Department of Education.
Galloway said a source close to the situation said Democratic leaders believe Cox covered up the testing problems and let teachers and local officials take the blame.
An investigation, said House Minority Leader Dubose Porter (D-Dublin), is needed ...
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According to Atlanta Journal-Constitution blogger Jim Galloway, Georgia House Democrats are calling on Gov. Sonny Perdue to launch an investigation into problems with state CRCT testing and the Department of Education.
Galloway said a source close to the situation said Democratic leaders believe Cox covered up the testing problems and let teachers and local officials take the blame.
An investigation, said House Minority Leader Dubose Porter (D-Dublin), is needed ...
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