Commentary Archive
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Georgia View: Locking Up The Bad GuysHow many of Georgia’s prisoners are a danger to the public, versus people we are mad at? |
March 2012 |
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Economy: Keep It MovingHigh fuel costs mean that truckers will face more competition from the railroads, which are much more fuel efficient. |
March 2012 |
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Sustainable Georgia: A Walk In The ParkParks make adjacent neighborhoods safer, but they are expensive to patrol and keep up. Good parks can go bad with alarming swiftness. |
March 2012 |
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Neely Young: The State Of CivilityThe two new Georgia Trustees, Andrew Young and Tom Cousins, are not just strong leaders, but icons of civility. |
February 2012 |
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Business Casual: Here We Go AgainEven if you are comfortable with the loss of a civil liberty or two, think how much mandatory testing for welfare applicants would cost the state. |
February 2012 |
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Georgia View: One Man, One Vote?Externally, the discussion of extended power within the state GOP is the key message, but internally there remains some discontent. |
February 2012 |
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Economy: Recession - Or Not?The risk that a negative external shock or major policy mistake will tip our economy back into a recession is 40 percent for the U.S. and 45 percent for Georgia. |
February 2012 |
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Sustainable Georgia: Finding SolutionsLand banks help community groups and local governments obtain abandoned or derelict properties and put them to good use. |
February 2012 |
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Neely Young: Immigration SnarlsWhy should individuals trying to make a living in Georgia and providing jobs for other Georgians have to prove, year after year, that they are U.S. citizens? |
January 2012 |
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Business Casual: Nickels And DimesWhen big banks tried to add big monthly debit card use fees, consumers got the uncomfortable feeling they were being gouged. |
January 2012 |














