By Paul R. Hollrah, Guest Blogger On Feb. 3, 2012, Atlanta Judge Michael M. Malihi, Deputy Chief Judge of the Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings, issued a decision in four cases brought by eight Georgia residents. The plaintiffs challenged Barack Obama’s eligibility to have his name appear on Georgia’s March 6 Democratic Presidential Preference [...]
Georgia Judge Ignores Precedent in Citizenship Ruling, State AG Fails to Take Principled Stand
February 8th, 2012 · 1 Comment
Tags: · Barack Obama, Bob McCarty, Constitution, eligibility, georgia, paul r hollrah
Former Georgia Senator, Film Director Die After Seeking to Expose Corrupt Child Welfare System
September 13th, 2011 · 9 Comments
In recent months, I’ve published posts about a Missouri dad who has spent more than $100,000 so far in a long fight to save his children from their violent, ex-con mother and about a Missouri mom waging a similar fight to keep her children out of the hands of their father — her estranged husband [...]
Tags: · Bob McCarty, child protective services, family court, georgia, Missouri, nancy schaefer, Public Corruption
Texas Top State for Business, California Worst
May 13th, 2010 · 1 Comment
For the fifth year in a row, CEOs rated Texas as the #1 state in which to do business and California as the worst, according to a Chief Executive magazine survey. North Carolina maintained its #2 rank, while Tennessee rose two positions to the #3 spot. Virginia was up three slots from last year to [...]
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Cowboys Wide Receiver on Sports Illustrated Cover
September 8th, 2009 · No Comments
After soundly defeating the Georgia Bulldogs in their season opener, it seems as if my Oklahoma State Cowboys are starting to receive the attention T. Boone Pickens paid for when he anted up $235 million to fund the renovation of the team’s stadium (see “The Nation’s Best College Football Facility is…” for details). OSU’s All-American [...]
Tags: · Boone Pickens, bryant, bulldogs, dez bryant, georgia, georgia bulldogs, oklahoma state, oklahoma state cowboys, oklahoma state university, osu, pickens, Sports Illustrated, stadium renovation, t. boone pickens
Taxpayers Foot Bill for College Football Bowls
December 30th, 2008 · No Comments
It appears writer Eric Crawford was ahead of the journalistic pack with his article that appeared in the Louisville Courier-Journal on Black Friday — the one after Thanksgiving, not Christmas. In Bailout Bowl, Presented By You and Me, he highlighted the many instances in which taxpayers — hence, “You and Me” in his headline — [...]
Tags: · bailout, bailout bowl, bailout funds, bailouts, bank, big three automakers, black friday, bowl game predictions, bowl games, capitol one bowl, central michigan, Christmas, citi, College Football, courier-journal, Crawford, demon deacons, detroit, eagle bank bowl, eaglebank bowl, eric crawford, florida atlantic, Ford, ford field, foreign auto manufacturers, georgia, gm, gmac, gmac bowl, golf, jan. 1, louisville, michigan state, midshipmen, mobile, motor city bowl, Navy, new year's day, penn state, rose bowl, rose bowl presented by citi, russian professor, taxpayers, Thanksgiving, uaw golf course, uaw resort, united auto workers, usc, wake forest
Battles Continue Over Planned Parenthood Funding
November 20th, 2008 · No Comments
Planned Parenthood continues to lose taxpayer funding across the country, but the fight to eliminate funding for the massive pro-abortion organization continues. CUTS IN TEXAS The latest governmental agency to revoke Planned Parenthood funding is the city council in Corpus Christi, Texas. On Tuesday, members of the council pulled $30,000 in funding for the abortion [...]
Tags: · Abortion, abortion business, Atlanta, atlanta progressive news, Barack Obama, Birth Control, contraception, Corpus Christi, dawn johnsen, family planning, Fulton County, funding cuts, georgia, LifeNews.com, Nueces County Hospital District, Obama, obama names pro-abortion lawyer, Planned Parenthood, planned parenthood funding, president-elect barack obama, Pro-Abortion, pro-abortion lawyer, pro-abortion organization, Pro-Life, texas
Is Susan Rice A Good Choice for U.N. Ambassador?
November 6th, 2008 · 4 Comments
Susan Rice is back in the news today, mentioned as a possible choice to serve as our nation’s ambassador to the United Nations. But is this woman a good choice for such a high-profile position? Not to be confused with current Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Susan Rice is a top Barack Obama foreign policy [...]
Tags: · 3 a.m. phone call, ambassador to the united nations, Barack Obama, condoleezza rice, foreign affairs, Foreign Policy, foreign policy advisor, former soviet state of georgia, georgia, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, Oval Office, Pakistan, rice, Russia, south ossetia, susan rice, Troop Withdrawal, u.n. ambassador, U.S forces, United Nations
