August 28th, 2025

What Could Have Been: Why Jon Ossoff Doesn’t Deserve a Second Term

It was 50.6% to 49.4% in the runoff between Jon Ossoff and Sen. David Perdue in 2020. That’s about as close as it can get. I was very disappointed but I had hope that our new senator was a different kind of Democrat. I asked the question and still ask it, “If you have a result that is that close

August 10th, 2025

The Big Beautiful Law Explained

Let me explain why the Big Beautiful Bill (now law) is a legislative act standing as a pivotal change-maker. At this moment your thoughts might be projecting the idea that another legislative proposal claims to deliver extraordinary rewards. I get it. Each individual among us has experienced the disappointment of grandiose promises that dissolve into mere political rhetoric without substance.

June 27th, 2025

OPINION: Children in Foster Care in NE Georgia are at Risk

Earlier this year, Georgia announced the winners of its latest Medicaid managed care contracts, a multi-billion-dollar shift that will impact over a million low-income children, pregnant women, and children in foster care across the state. Among the chosen insurers is UnitedHealthcare, which starting next summer, is poised to become the sole provider of Medicaid services for children in Georgia’s foster care