• Democrat in a Conservative Area: Georgia Representative District 7 Candidate Rick Day Interview

    State Representative District 7 State of Georgia Candidate Rick Day explains why he is not on the Republican ticket in a highly dense Republican – Conservative area. Hear his disposition on a number of issues, including marijuana.   <iframe width=”400″ height=”225″ src=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/Iz5obKVWIZ0?rel=0″ frameborder=”0″ allow=”autoplay; encrypted-media” allowfullscreen></iframe>    

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  • Senator David Perdue Asks OMB Director About SHEP Funding Specifics

    WASHINGTON, D.C. – During a Senate Budget Committee hearing yesterday, U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) asked Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Mick Mulvaney how the Trump Administration plans to prioritize infrastructure projects that provide the greatest return on investment, like the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project: Click here or on the image below to watch. Transcript: Senator […]

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  • Short Takes – The High Cost of Education

    The March, 2018 copy of Imprimis, Hillsdale college’s excellent information newsletter, basically recitations of speeches given at the college by prominent scholars, educators and politicians, dwelt on the strategic challenge posed by China. China today is or should be, a subject of extreme importance for Americans because it is no long the China of Pearl […]

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  • Prison Reform Would Reduce Crime, Turn Former Prisoners Into Productive Citizens

    WASHINGTON—This op ed by Rep. Doug Collins (R-Ga.) and Craig DeRoche first appeared in Fox News on April 6, 2018. Grace and justice are not competing values. No season demonstrates their compatibility better than Easter, when Jesus, taking the just penalty for humans’ wrongdoing, extended forgiveness to the thief crucified beside him and the soldiers executing him. […]

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  • Ask the Doc! With Dr. Raymond Tidman

    Today on Ask the Doc! we are welcoming Dr. Raymond Tidman, who will be filling in for Doctor William Whaley while he is on vacation. This Morning #BKP and Dr. Tidman discuss health concern and answer: 1. After my last regular exam, my doctor said the results showed cervical dysplasia. What does that mean? Is […]

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  • Growing Number Of Georgia Workers & Businesses Benefiting From Tax Cuts

    Georgia employees seeing bonuses, pay raises, other benefits thanks to tax changes ATLANTA, GA – U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) today highlighted additional businesses in Georgia that have announced employee bonuses, wage hikes, or 401(k) match increases as a result of the historic tax cuts signed into law in December. American Proteins, Inc. (Cumming, GA) – $1,000 […]

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  • Are Carpenter Bees Boring Into Your House?

    Where did this sawdust come from? Who has been drilling into my wood siding? The culprit is a large bee that resembles a bumblebee and is often flying around porches, decks, and eaves of homes as well as boring into wood. These insects are known as carpenter bees. Adult carpenter bees are large, one inch […]

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  • April BRMAA Newsletter

      Dear Art Friends, We have two exciting exhibit openings this week AND the Blue Ridge Writers’ Conference takes place this weekend as well. The vibrant art of Larry Smith will be on display inside the Richard Low Evans Gallery through May 5th, and our 2nd Quarter Artist-in-Residence, Chloe Grusenmeyer will showcase her art through June 30th inside […]

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  • Short Takes – In Your Face Racism

    I had come to accept that the term “racist” referred to anyone who beats a Progressive (Democrat) in an argument. Chuckie Schumer just change all that. He announced, as Senate minority leader, that he would not vote for white candidate, Marvin Qaattelbaum, submitted for confirmation by Donald Trump, for a DC District Judgeship. The newly […]

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  • Short Takes – America With Kasich, A New Direction? Naw!

    Well, we can’t examine America’s multiple faults without hearing what Ohio Governor, John Kasich (R) has to say. First and foremost, it must be clear that he hates President Donald Trump and wants to replace him as Chief executive as soon as possible. A new direction perhaps? The good governor communicated with me yesterday. He […]

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  • Short Takes – Can The Truth Be That Hard to Find?

    Americans are becoming as distrustful of government as they are of the media, if not more so. Why? The answers are so apparent, if they were snakes we would get bit. What was once protected by the political parties, i.e.: laws covering the handling of secret materials, sources and methods, are now being exposed thru […]

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