Can things be “small” and “giant” at the same time? Well, by golly, when it comes to the recent outcome on the Grovetown debacle, such is the case. One small step by taxpayers, but one giant leap for taxpayers. YOU finally did it! Often, I’m asked “What can we do?” or told, “We can’t do [...]

Everywhere you go these days, folks are complaining about Congress spending too much and not listening to what we say. Didn’t we elect these people? Well, “they” may not listen, but “we” have a plan — vote ‘em out! But it seems while we rant and rave about national concerns, we aren’t paying much attention [...]

By Jeremiah Jarmin It may seem that the immigration debate was heated enough over Arizona’s new controversial immigration law, but the fire is really just getting started.  Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Sen. John Kyl (R-AZ) are reviving a push to modify the 14th Amendment, the one that allows anyone born on United States soil [...]

Cover-ups in government come in many varieties; indeed, this newspaper has exposed the obvious (destroying city e-mails, which are public records) to the covert (illegal City Commission meetings) at city hall, among other graft. Thus, when Albany city employees participate in schemes to hide the truth from the citizens they serve, they certainly will have [...]

The Senate on Thursday approved a $26.1 billion state aid bill to save teachers’ jobs and extend healthcare for low-income people (Medicaid). At the beck and call of Nancy Pelosi, Congressman Sanford Bishop is dropping his re-election campaign activities while the House is in recess and rushing back to Washington along with most other House members to vote to [...]