I can remember when Georgia House Speaker David Ralston and then-House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams said nice things about each other. They worked together on some important legislation, across the party divide, for the benefit of Georgians. In Georgia, we…
Only eight states in the country, Georgia being one of them, require a runoff election in any party primary if one candidate does not receive a majority. Two other states require primary runoffs in limited situations. But only one state…
One of the keys to Georgia’s future will be how successful we are in assuring broad access to high-quality college education. We are one of many states facing a mounting challenge of controlling costs at public institutions while maintaining, actually…
Among the many important issues on the new governor’s plate: solving healthcare
The blue wave wasn’t quite a tsunami in Georgia, but it did raise some questions about what lies ahead.
While medical marijuana is legal in Georgia, there is nowhere to legally purchase it. It’s an untenable situation.
As we elect a new governor, it’s a good time to look at current Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal’s legacy.
Will there be a Blue Wave in November, or is Georgia still too red and President Trump too powerful a cultural force for Democrats to prevail?
With more tariffs announced and the potential for a trade war on the horizon, Georgia is starting to feel some effects.
For the governor-to-be, there’s a long list of priorities that will need attention come January, if he or she can rise above the politics.
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