By Joshua Gregory When Georgia’s 16 Electoral College votes were called for Joe Biden in the 2020 United States Presidential…
By Justin Lewis the heels of a months-long controversy surrounding two fiercely contentious issues, the Georgia General Assembly is reconvening…
By Rob Oldham A relative recently posed the question to me, “Who are you going to vote for if the…
By Swapnil Agrawal , a reason international affairs junkies should care about domestic politics. As the national stage is dominated…
By: Chet Martin My favorite waitress is named Peaches. It’s hard not to adore anyone so kind and competent, and…
By: Russell Dye In less than four years, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has paraded himself forward onto the national stage…
By: Russell Dye The Georgia Republican Party has been king of the political hill in our state since 2002 when…
By: Patrick Wheat For many sitting members of the House of Representatives, the term “immigration reform” often evokes a feeling…
By: Darrian Stacy It’s a new year, and a new session of the Georgia State Legislature has begun. With such…
By: Korey Boehm It is no secret that the Republican Party has fallen on tough times recently in terms of…
By: Chet Martin My favorite waitress is named Peaches. It’s hard not to adore anyone so kind and competent, and…
By: Nathan Williams As summer begins to fade, campaigns across the country are gearing up for battle as the next election…
By: Nathan Williams As we celebrated Independence Day, we remembered the sacrifices made by our founding countrymen in order to…
By: Chris Neill Rep. Paul Broun’s status as the only candidate to have formally entered the 2014 Senate race came…