GA GOP Sets Course For Future – But With A Warning
Tweet (Editor’s Note:Due tounforseen computer issues this week, The Journal was unable to publish Charlie Harper’s column on Monday, so we present it here. We are sorry for any inconvenience and Mr. Harper’scolumns will continue to appear in the Monday issue in the future) What do you get the political party who has everything? [...]
Read More →Republican Convention Process Begins With Flaws and Errors
Tweet On Saturday, the long and somewhat tedious process of picking the leaders for the local, state, and national Republican leaders began with “mass precinct meetings” held in Georgia’s counties with over 80,000 residents. All counties will hold their conventions next month to determine who will be delegates to congressional district conventions held in April [...]
Read More →Rule Change Upsets Grassroots Republicans
Tweet Unity is often a message or theme of political conventions. They are the official device used to smooth over any lingering wounds left open from bitter primary battles. There are multiple days of messaging to remind party members that they are the party “faithful”. They are now one ticket, with one purpose. Good party [...]
Read More →Campaign supporters show troops some love
Tweet Staff Reports Politics is ugly. Anyone who follows it knows that during election years, anything is fair game. However, the local supporters of one presidential campaign opted to take a break from their usual efforts and give a little something back. The Southwest Georgia for Ron Paul group, who seeks to [...]
Read More →Endorsement for the GOP Primary
Tweet As we get closer to time for the Georgia GOP Primary, I’ve decided to issue a formal endorsement. It might not mean a whole lot to some folks, and I have little doubt many of you will disagree, but I’m throwing my support, and my vote, behind Ron Paul. Ron Paul is [...]
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