As if we need more proof that the impeachment cacophony is Inside-the-Beltway blather between Republicans and Democrats, cheered on by wingnuts and navel-gazing pundits, consider how important that issue is to families whose loved ones may have been abused in some of Georgia’s senior care facilities. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has done one of the finest jobs of … [Read more...] about October 7, 2019: Some Random Thoughts on Some Random Subjects
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September 30, 2019: If You Want To Talk Impeachment, You Had Better Hurry
If you are up to your gullet with all the mud-slinging in Washington, you have come to the right place. I am right there with you. I have spent enough time in and around D.C. to know the impeachment controversy involving Donald Trump is partisan political posturing by Democrats and Republicans. This issue isn’t about you and me. It is an Inside-the-Beltway … [Read more...] about September 30, 2019: If You Want To Talk Impeachment, You Had Better Hurry
September 16, 2019: A Stark Reminder that Life is a Precious Gift
We are no strangers to hospitals, my bride and I. Over the past several years, we have dealt with her broken leg (twice) and my almost having bought the farm or kicked the bucket or some other clever way of saying I nearly died from septic shock. A return visit to the hospital is never out of the realm of possibility for us. Good thing, because we did just that … [Read more...] about September 16, 2019: A Stark Reminder that Life is a Precious Gift
September 23, 2019: A Potentially Great Senator Declines the Opportunity
Dear Governor Kemp: I hope all is well with you. I first want to tell you that you and your team did an excellent job during the recent threat from Hurricane Dorian. Fortunately, Dorian decided to skip the Georgia coast—including my personal slice of heaven on Saint Simons Island – but there is no question we were ready, thanks to a lot of solid preparation on your … [Read more...] about September 23, 2019: A Potentially Great Senator Declines the Opportunity
September 9, 2019: Reflecting on The Legacy of Sen. Johnny Isakson
I usually refrain from commenting on the topic de jour in the media. I’m not much of a “me, too” person. Let everyone else have their say and when the dust has settled, I will have mine. Otherwise, you risk being lost in the noise. Today is an exception. That is because my subject is exceptional. I am speaking of Georgia’s senior U.S. senator, Johnny … [Read more...] about September 9, 2019: Reflecting on The Legacy of Sen. Johnny Isakson