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Category Archives: Georgia Politics
Troy Davis: Being Black is a “Death Sentence”
Not just in Georgia, but throughout the United States. Some 149 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, which stated “…all persons held as slaves…shall be then, henceforward and forever free….” But the freedom purchased in blood for … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Politics, Human Interest, National Politics, World Politics
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On Declaring your Candidacy… July 4th 2011
I really hoped you would return my call, as I believed you would. Our brief conversation earlier this evening was ill-timed, I had much to say to you, on this our Country’s 235th Birthday. You were at dinner with your … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Politics, National Politics, Southiron Politics
Tagged 19th Amendment to the US Constitution, Abraham Baldwin, American Dream, Bachmann, button gwinett, Clinton, Ferraro, George Mathews, george walton, Georgia first US Congressman, Georgia's first US Senators, Georgia's sighers of the Declaration of Independance, Georgia's signers of the US Constitution, James Gunn, James Jackson, July 4th. September 7th, lyman hall, Palin, William Few, William Houstoun, William Lee Pierce, Women Legislators, women under-represented in elected office
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