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Category Archives: Politics
UGA professor: Violence at Trump rallies shows dangers of ‘good guys’ with guns on campus — Get Schooled
With students and faculty waiting to see if Gov. Nathan Deal will veto the legalization of guns on public college campuses, University of Georgia professor Peter Smagorinsky explains why campus carry is a bad idea. He raises an issue brought … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 Election, current events, Donald Trump, government, labor unions, open carry, politics
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Hobby Lobby Questions
Here is what I want to know: 1. How can 5 supposedly intelligent legal minds actually write a decision saying that it’s OK if the Hobby Lobby plaintiffs get the science wrong on contraception. Why is it enough that Hobby … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Politics
Tagged birth control, contraception, Hobby Lobby, supreme court
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Bully for you, Governor Christie!!!
Chris Christie was my favorite Republican – he seemed genuinely interested in bipartisanship; and to be so popular in a traditionally Democrat state had to be a good thing, right? Sure, I was troubled by his typically Republican bashing of … Continue reading
When Politicians have Temper Tantrums….
Congress reached a new low this week, with the Tea Party Republicans stubbornly shutting down the government over the Affordable Care Act – Obamacare to the uninitiated. Only 10% of Americans have a favorable impression of congress right now; and … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Congress, government, government shutdown, healthcare, politics
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Way to Go, IRS!
Excellent job justifying the fears of the federal government-phobic right-wing! Big Brother really is watching you……or at least targeting your favorite Tea Party groups’ 501(c)4 status. Thank you for making it harder for me and other progressives to advocate for a … Continue reading
For Crying Out Loud, Nancy Pelosi!
I was sorting laundry this morning when I heard Nancy Pelosi’s voice in the background, immediately followed by the nasal drone of Chris Wallace referring to her “liberal Hollywood friends”. Oh, I thought – there goes FOX News, being “fair … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Wallace, Democrats, FOX News, government, politics, Tax cuts, tax reform
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What a Deal!
So……Congress finally did something – came up with a plan to avoid the “fiscal cliff” and no one is happy about it. There are no spending cuts and not enough rich people got a tax increase. And the can gets kicked … Continue reading
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Tagged current events, debt ceiling, economy, fiscal cliff, politics, sequestration, Tax cuts
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