Weekly Editorial - Topics from October, 2012
VOTE!
This is it folks. After the exhaustive battle between President Obama and Governor Romney, you now get to decide on November 6 who you would like to be your next President of the United States. There are also a number of local and state elections that are very important during this election.
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Multi-year state leases is on November ballot in Georgia
(Editor’s note: The following piece was written by Walter C. Jones, that appeared in the Georgia Times Union, October 20 and gives information about Amendment 2 on the November 6 ballot.)
The second constitutional amendment on this fall’s ballot has no controversy or attention, but it still gives voters a chance to make a significant change in how state government operates. [Full Story »]
The second constitutional amendment on this fall’s ballot has no controversy or attention, but it still gives voters a chance to make a significant change in how state government operates. [Full Story »]
Anatomy of a cover-up
By Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
9-11 has turned into a nightmare once again. Al Qaida has chosen this day on the calendar for regular attacks on the “Great Satan”, aka the United States of America. But this year is particularly troublesome because not only did Americans die in the attacks, but this year our own government decided to lie about it. [Full Story »]
9-11 has turned into a nightmare once again. Al Qaida has chosen this day on the calendar for regular attacks on the “Great Satan”, aka the United States of America. But this year is particularly troublesome because not only did Americans die in the attacks, but this year our own government decided to lie about it. [Full Story »]
The lowest of the low
A lady called The News-Banner a few days back and reported a potential threat that local seniors need to be aware of. She stated that a man representing a so-called prize-winning company called Sweepstakes Clearinghouse had contacted her elderly mother via telephone. The man, Joe Turner, told the elderly lady she had won an amazing $250,000.00 and all she had to do was mail the sweepstakes company a check for $2,500.00 to 12 Robin Terrace, East Hartford, Connecticut, to claim her prize. Supposedly once the check was mailed and received, a lawyer for Sweepstakes Clearinghouse would come with a constable and members of the Better Business Bureau to present the $250,000.00 prize to the lady.
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Traditional Public education funding must come first
I have been closely following the chatter involving the Constitutional Amendment for Charter Schools that will be presented to voters on the ballot November 6. The amendment question will be presented in the following manner:
“Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended to allow state or local approval of public charter schools upon the request of local communities?” [Full Story »]
“Shall the Constitution of Georgia be amended to allow state or local approval of public charter schools upon the request of local communities?” [Full Story »]
The disturbing number $16,000,000,000,000.00
Let’s take a look at the following numbers. It’s simple to understand.
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