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NEW for 3/13: Democratic alienation; More on 2020 candidates in Gwinnett

NEW for 3/13: Democratic alienation; More on 2020 candidates in Gwinnett

Click here for our new edition. In this issue:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Sees Alienation and Apathy and Tribalism Among the Democrats
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Here’s How You Can Find Details about Candidates in Coming Election
SPOTLIGHT: Northside Hospital
FEEDBACK: Conservatives Simply Want to Conserve Taxes for Foreign Folly
UPCOMING: Duluth Rotarians Planning Eighth Annual Car Show  on April 11
NOTABLE: Two Gwinnett Youths To Represent Jackson EMC on Youth Tour
RECOMMENDED: Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Stout
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Irene Mounds near Savannah Now Lies Under Ports Authority Docks
MYSTERY PHOTO: One Big Clue Staring at You in Today’s Mystery Photo
CALENDAR: McDaniel Farm Park Hosting The Art of Beatrix Potter on March 15

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by · March 13, 2020 · Full issues
9/25, full issue: Dog memories; Sloppy writing; Abbreviations; Political change

9/25, full issue: Dog memories; Sloppy writing; Abbreviations; Political change

Click here to read the latest issue. Inside:
TODAY’S FOCUS: Months Later, Grief Hits, Finally Brings Relief about Loyal Companion
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Sloppy Writing and Old News Stories, Plus Check Out Abbreviations
ANOTHER VIEW: Who Has Changed, the Democratic Party or Its Former Followers?
SPOTLIGHT: Comet National Shipping
FEEDBACK: Thinks Outpouring of African-American Voters Will Elect Abrams
UPCOMING: Libertarian Party Forms Gwinnett Affiliate; Barker Is Chairman
NOTABLE: GGC Dedicates Family Executive Forum Area to Stephens Family
RECOMMENDED: Movie: Dog Days
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Church Bishop and Namesake of Andrew College Once Owned Slaves
MYSTERY PHOTO: Beautiful Columned Home Seeks Identification
CALENDAR: Georgia Author of the Year Katie Hart Smith To Visit GGC

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by · September 25, 2018 · Full issues
McKoon

BRACK: McKoon’s far-out views could benefit the Democrats

By Elliott Brack, editor and publisher | It’s a natural law: a pendulum, once swinging, will always reverse its course.

Sometimes, it takes forever for that pendulum to move the other way. Look at the State of Georgia, Democratic always until 2002, when the Republicans finally won the governor’s office. Up until then, the statehouse had been slowly moving toward a more conservative, Republican bent, with the GOP finally gaining control of both houses in 2004.

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by · September 8, 2015 · Elliott Brack's Perspective
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