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As we keep evolving toward a two-party system in Georgia, every now and then we find a glitch in our government that needs fixing.

The most exotic place I have been lately is the spice aisle at Harry

I'm beginning to wonder when and if America's elite news folks are going to question the truth of the polling data they keep reporting.

It's been a time of mixed emotions these past few days. First, I had been sitting in on some meetings at which a Memorial Day parade is being planned for Gainesville this year, and there has been a good bit of research, seeking the names of people who

It started out as a CPAC (Conservative Political Action Committee) Saturday. I have been a part of Radio Row for live broadcasts from CPAC for the last three years. As they do every year, Robert Novak and Sam Donaldson debate liberal media bias with Bre

In the political turmoil that followed the Civil War, Georgia's first Republican Governor, Rufus Bullock, was charged with all kinds of scandals.

If you mess around with history long enough, I'm convinced you will come to the conclusion that every community ... every culture, for that matter ... comes to a watershed point every now and then.

A good bit has been said lately about the fact it has been 130 years since Georgia had a Republican Governor, but practically nothing has been said about the term of Rufus B. Bullock or his interim Republican successor Benjamin F. Conley.

Sean Hannity was in town the other day, speaking to the American Values dinner of the Boy Scouts.

Chili ranks right up there with hot dogs, French fries, and apple pie, as far as representing American traditions. Most families have a chili chef, and the chef is often the man of the house.