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Discover All Kinds of Music in Macon Jun. 19, 2016
By Steve Bergsman I was sitting in Grant's Lounge on Poplar Street in Macon, Georgia, drinking a bee... Read More
What to Do With Robert Stackowitz Jun. 11, 2016
The state of Georgia wants Robert Stackowitz back. Now, it is up to the governor of Connecticut whet... Read More
The Battle for Religious Freedom Apr. 13, 2016
Georgia Republican Governor Nathan Deal recently vetoed H.B. 757, the Georgia Religious Liberty Bill... Read More
A Rare Glimpse at Trump On and Off the Stage Feb. 25, 2016
Atlanta — Let me make it clear: If a presidential candidate's team invites me to meet the cand... Read More
The Untimely American Death of a Man Named Joe Nov. 05, 2015
MARIETTA, Ga. — Because it is syndicated, by nature this column attempts to connect with a div... Read More
The World Pierces In May. 23, 2014
In 1540, Hernando de Soto marched through Middle Georgia not far from where this column originates. ... Read More
Primary Process May. 22, 2014
The Senate, often thought of as the softer, slower, less-exciting body of the legislative branch, is... Read More
Monster Putin Mar. 06, 2014
What happens when the United States government participates meaningfully in toppling foreign governm... Read More
Our Irrelevance in Ukraine Mar. 06, 2014
The Russian invasion of Crimea occurred in a place little known to Americans, for reasons rooted in ... Read More
Feds' 3 Tentacles in the Common Core (Part 3) Nov. 26, 2013
After months of the feds doing everything they could to distance themselves from the origin and laun... Read More
Tea Party Rises Up in the Land of Newt and Home of the Braves Nov. 21, 2013
ATLANTA — The tea party spirit is alive and well in a Georgia county, where less than 20 years... Read More
Mad Scientists in the Laboratories of Democracy Mar. 17, 2011
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis once said that states are the "laboratories of democracy.&... Read More
