Month: December 2009
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Another present from Georgia Republicans
I find it hilarious that Georgia Republicans need a piece of paper to tell them to keep their pants zippered. Zippered up cause so many of them believe that not only should they rule all the women of Georgia but that they should also be in their panties. Georgia Republican Jim Coyle wants Republicans to…
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No doubts that Reed won
There was never any doubt about the outcome, but in case you wondered, Kasim Reed has officially won the Atlanta mayor’s race after a recount Wednesday by Fulton County election officials showed that he finished 714 votes ahead of City Councilwoman Mary Norwood.
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A simple plan for a clean sweep in 2010
OK Georgia Democrats we can win the entire enchilada in 2010. A clean sweep! If we stick to one message: If the Georgia Republicans could care less about their own families what makes you think that they care about YOUR family. Easy as pie. The Georgia GOP’s code of ethics is cracking by the minute.…
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ooh, ethics!
Rob Teilhet (pronounced Tecum-seh) has decided that those under the Golden Dome might not be the best people to run the rule over themselves as we used to say at Eton (pronounced “e-TAWN”). Back in those days, boys were boys, and sometimes girls, but everything worked out in the end. “Allowing the legislature to police…
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Opportunity Available.
It appears that the Georgia Republicans may need help procuring contract employees for discreet work in and around the Georgia Dome. Discretion and attention to desired details are essential. There is some urgency, as legislators are currently seeking work product from interns staff and lobbyists, that really should be performed by contract workers. Interested? Best…
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That was fast
It took less than 72 hours for the speaker of the Georgia House, one of the most powerful people in state politics, to be smashed, destroyed, and run out of office. Just like that, Glenn Richardson’s political career is finished.