Make no mistake, Mueller’s extended inquiries into President Trump’s personal affairs, through seizing his attorney’s papers all to find some piddling crime that could be hung around Trumps neck that hasn’t surfaced in over a year of investigation, is becoming a trifle bit annoying. The “collusion” business has already been settled. Trump didn’t collude, Hillary […]
Read More »Senators Isakson, Perdue Applaud Approval of Georgia ‘Opportunity Zones’
260 tax-friendly zones created in Georgia by Congress’ tax reform bill WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Johnny Isakson (R-GA) and David Perdue (R-GA) today applauded the approval of 260 ‘Qualified Opportunity Zones’ in Georgia. Qualified Opportunity Zones were created by Congress in the recently enacted tax reform bill, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and are designed […]
Read More »Short Takes – When The Unexpected Happens, Y’gotta Be Fast on Your Feet
The former director of the FBI, James Comey, has gone off the rails in his dementia over his firing. In doing so he reveals latent truths about two previous administrations that raise questions about their legitimacy as true American institutions. The Clinton and Obama administrations were led by acolytes of Sal Alinsky, the father of […]
Read More »Collins Bill to Honor Fallen Marine Sent to President’s Desk
COLLINS BILL TO HONOR FALLEN CLERMONT MARINE SENT TO PRESIDENT’S DESK WASHINGTON—The Senate last night voted unanimously to pass H.R. 3821, legislation to rename Georgia’s Clermont Post Office in honor of Zack T. Addington. Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) introduced the bill this September, and it passed the House in November. “Lance Corporal Zack Addington represents […]
Read More »Short Takes – Just Another Shooting?
The multiple murders at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in South Florida was absolutely preventable! Yet, the organizations capable of preventing it, did not, could not, or would not, for whatever reasons, take action against a known potential danger because of the fear of social backlash from one group or another because it would […]
Read More »Blue Ridge Student to Attend Marine Academy
GAINESVILLE, Ga.—Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) was pleased to share good news with another student from Fannin County who has been admitted to one of the United States military academies. Makenzie Ralston of Blue Ridge will attend the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy as part of the class of 2022. “Makenzie’s determination and talent have been on […]
Read More »Short Takes – A Trifecta of Problems and Wild Dogs
There is a video on the internet of a lone Hyena with a big problem. He is preparing to defend himself from a pack of African wild dogs ready to kill him. Hyena’s and wild dogs are natural enemies because they compete for food from the same source. I do not intend to characterize President […]
Read More »Short Takes – Unpredictability – And the World Trembles
Donald Trump remains a surprise. He did a first yesterday (03/09/18). He popped his head into the White House briefing room and threw a bone to the assemble goof’s of the main stream media, to wait for a big announced at 3:30pm, He then left while their mouths hung open. At 3:30, the South Korean […]
Read More »CFPB Admits To Collecting & Compromising Americans’ Financial Data Mortgages, Social Security Numbers, Personal Banking Information All Potentially At Risk 240 confirmed hacks, over 800 suspected hacks
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, asks Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Acting Director Mick Mulvaney about the government agency’s financial data collection habits and recent security breaches. Click here to watch or click on the image below. Hundreds Of Breaches Senator Perdue: “I just got back from China and talked […]
Read More »Collins Praises Judiciary Passage of Music Modernization Act
WASHINGTON—The House Judiciary Committee today favorably reported H.R. 5447, the Music Modernization Act, with a vote of 32-0 that paves the way for this legislation to receive a vote on the House floor. Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) released the following statement in response. “The current music licensing landscape undervalues music creators and underserves music consumers. […]
Read More »Senator David Perdue Meets With Georgia Farm Bureau Young Farmers
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) recently met with the Georgia Farm Bureau’s Young Farmers to discuss the upcoming farm bill and Georgia’s agricultural priorities. “These young farmers are the next generation of leaders who will continue to make Georgia a strong state for agriculture,” said Senator Perdue. “Like them, I grew up working on a […]
Read More »Time to Vaccinate Preteens and Teens – Georgia Preteen Vaccine Awareness Week is March 12-16
Georgia Preteen Vaccine Awareness Week is March 12-16 Vaccines available at health departments in North Georgia! North GA – Think about it. Which seems better? The quick sting of a vaccination or the painful consequences of a disease that last much longer? In an effort to protect every adult and child, the Georgia Department of […]
Read More »Short Takes – The Never Ending Pursuit
A full year of determined investigation by a completely Democrat staffed team of Clintonite lawyers seeking any clue no matter how small to unseat President Donald Trump, must be nearing its inevitable conclusion. So far, the results: Nil! They’re reaching for nothing now. This unprecedented and improper action by the Left driven Mueller investigation […]
Read More »The Hidden Warrior
I have been seeking the Lord concerning the greatest needs of the church God’s people today. What should I be praying about, as well as, what should I be teaching? I sense the Lord saying that the churches, the sons, and daughters of God, are under thehighest level of attack ever from the wicked one. 1John 5:19, “And we know that […]
Read More »Senator David Perdue Talks Trade & Tariffs On CNBC
“I think you’ll see a more targeted approach as we get into the details” WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) spoke with Becky Quick, Joe Kernen, and Larry Bossidy on CNBC’s Squawk Box about the benefits of a targeted approach to trade and tariffs. Click here to watch or click on the image below. Highlights: […]
Read More »Precursors to Conflict or Has it Already Started?
America’s Civil War of the 1860’s was between proponents of two opposite political positions concerning civil rights and states rights that stopped listening to each other. The rising crescendo of loud yelling, turned to screams of outrage, followed by the roar of gunfire. The issue was ultimately settled but not without bloody costs, but the […]
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