There is nothing so likely to produce peace as to be well prepared to meet the enemy.
The political chess game is starting to take shape in Georgia. An interesting article concerning a phone conversation between Georgia State Insurance Commissioner John Oxedine, and US Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, was published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution last night stating that Westmoreland said “it smells funny”
An excerpt from the AJC article appears below:
By Cameron McWhirter [...]
Proposed amendment to legislation in Georgia calls for all federal taxes collected be used by the Federal government only on constitutional laws and programs, otherwise, the federal government doesn’t get the money from the state.
“The Panel shall determine the percentage of all federal expenditures that are in
53 compliance with the limits placed on the federal [...]
The Office of the Georgia Secretary of State, Karen Handel, released a story today stating that the U.S. Dept. of Justice has made the decision to allow non-citizens to register to vote. By disallowing the state to perform records checks prior to granting the right to vote in the state, it in essence allows non-citizens [...]
