Martha Zoller

I was a latecomer to the “Hamilton, The Musical” phenomenon. I love musicals and I used to go to NYC once or twice a year with my daughter to see musicals.

I’m proud to stand in support of our diverse communities and strong voices who fight for equality and justice.

I spent some time this weekend listening to the protest song playlist on Apple Music (Yes, there is a protest song playlist).

I wrote about the concept of the American pendulum in my book, “Indivisible, Uniting Values in a Divided America,” in 2005.

Yesterday, as the representative for the 9th District on the Georgia State Board of Education, I had to cast a vote to allocate $411 million dollars of federal COVID money to Georgia Schools.

I’ve always been conservative. I dabbled in Democrat politics in 1988, but everyone in Georgia was a Democrat. Since, I’m a work from the inside person and the Democratic Party was changing,

I am one of the lucky ones. I have a job I love and I can go to every day.

It’s Doctor’s Day! Thank a Doctor!

Active duty service members from Georgia deployed overseas could greatly benefit from an Instant-Runoff system of voting in our elections because of the turnaround time needed to get ballots overseas.

Last year, Governor Kemp, along with lawmakers from across the state, unveiled Georgia’s 1332 waiver to the Affordable Care Act.