Just say no: A rant on weather and drugs
I have already complained about the weather enough but humor me as I do so for a little bit longer.
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A reader in Calhoun sent my column on the Monks Walk for Peace that appeared in the Calhoun Times to a Facebook page devoted to that extraordinary event.
What Vivek Murthy left me thinking about
Spending time last week with former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy during his visit to Macon was clarifying in a way that few interviews are.
Candidates, how will you actually represent us?
Our half-century-long cold war with Iran entered a hot stage over the weekend.
When critics question your calling
Everyone has probably faced this question at some point: “Is what I’m doing worth it? Should I keep going?”
‘Toon’ in for February — Jim Balletto
February's opinion comics from Jim Balletto.
Can you hear me now? Selective hearing vs. impairment
My grandfather is hard of hearing.
Senate budget asserts priorities, highlights change
The Georgia Senate passed its amended budget last week, marking a customary milestone in the forty-day session of the Georgia General Assembly.
The machinery of voter suppression
Mass voter purges and voter challenges are often falsely described as “election security” or “maintenance” — familiar language with problematic intent
Presidential limits throughout history
The United States Supreme Court speaks with certainty in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump.
Some random thoughts on some random subjects
A reader in Calhoun sent my column on the Monks Walk for Peace that appeared in the Calhoun Times to a Facebook page devoted to that extraordinary event.
What Vivek Murthy left me thinking about
Spending time last week with former U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy during his visit to Macon was clarifying in a way that few interviews are.
Candidates, how will you actually represent us?
Our half-century-long cold war with Iran entered a hot stage over the weekend.
When critics question your calling
Everyone has probably faced this question at some point: “Is what I’m doing worth it? Should I keep going?”
‘Toon’ in for February — Jim Balletto
February's opinion comics from Jim Balletto.
Can you hear me now? Selective hearing vs. impairment
My grandfather is hard of hearing.
Senate budget asserts priorities, highlights change
The Georgia Senate passed its amended budget last week, marking a customary milestone in the forty-day session of the Georgia General Assembly.
The machinery of voter suppression
Mass voter purges and voter challenges are often falsely described as “election security” or “maintenance” — familiar language with problematic intent
Presidential limits throughout history
The United States Supreme Court speaks with certainty in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump.