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Originally published at InsiderAdvantage.com on March 4, 2013 Once Paul Broun announced his run for the United States Senate in 2014, the anticipated thumps of other shoes falling never materialized, as Broun’s Congressional colleagues play the waiting game to announce … Continue reading
In an Op-Ed published in the Albany Herald, Senator Saxby Chambliss writes: My voting record as a member of the House, and now as a member of the Senate, confirms that I am not in favor of tax increases. I … Continue reading
This sweet brown dog is a mother at ten months of age, and she and her puppies are destined to be euthanized tomorrow morning if no one steps up to adopt or foster. They are available for adoption immediately and transportation can … Continue reading
From Jim Galloway’s Political Insider: My AJC colleague Daniel Malloy, who never stops working, just finished up an interview with U.S. Rep. Tom Price – his first since that race for U.S. House conference chairman. The Roswell Republican lost to … Continue reading
From Jim Galloway: At issue is Norquist’s Taxpayer Protection Pledge, which has been signed by Chambliss and nearly every Republican in Congress, promising not to increase tax revenue to the federal government through increased rates or erased deductions. Last week, … Continue reading
From Jim Galloway’s Political Insider: Friends of former secretary of state Karen Handel tell us that Rob Simms, once her chief of staff – now a D.C. media consultant, wasn’t blowing smoke when he said Handel was considering a 2014 … Continue reading
“Amy Pond” is an eight-week old, eight-pound yellow lab mix puppy who was abandoned in a shopping cart in a grocery store parking lot and is available for adoption today from Walton County Animal Services. “Ruff” (left) and “Tumble” (right) … Continue reading
It’s quite possible that Steve Oppenheimer, who raised $238k and took 43% of the vote against incumbent Republican Public Service Commissioner Chuck Eaton, would be one of the strongest candidates for a Democratic nomination in 2014. From Roll Call: There’s … Continue reading