Georgia Highway 120 Politics

Bruce Hoffman for City Council in Dahlonega

September 4, 2011

TweetOfficial Announcement: Bruce Hoffman is running for City Council in Dahlonega, Georgia. He’s a proven leader, active in the community and a Vietnam Veteran. I believe the small mountain city in North Georgia is ready for his style of leadership. He’s ready to listen to the needs and concerns of his constituents and to make [...]

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Hometown Schools

May 19, 2011

TweetLetter to the Editor by Roswell Mayor Jere Wood: The Fulton County School Board is changing local school districts to move 840 Roswell students to schools outside of the City, while sending 900 students from Alpharetta and Milton to schools in Roswell. They have justified this change by saying that Roswell schools are over-crowded. [...]

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Georgia State GOP Chair Endorsements

May 11, 2011

TweetStraight from Political Vine. For Immediate Release May 11, 2011 Contact: Julianne Thompson Phone: 404-798-4663 “TEA PARTY LEADERS FOR EVERHART” CONTINUES TO GROW! Tea Party and 912 activists from around Georgia continue to pledge support to Everhart for Re-election as Chairman of the GAGOP Atlanta, GA – Last week, Tea Party leaders announced they would [...]

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Political Vine Newsletter Is Back In Operation!

May 6, 2011

TweetEditors Note: I support Political Vine and Bill Simon 100%. (Georgia – May 5, 2011) − Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of the anti-free speech, anti-US Constitutional political hoodlums who contacted the previous email hoster for the Political Vine newsletter and convinced them that the material published in at least one PV newsletter violated some [...]

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John Albers Letter to the Editor – Death of Osama bin Laden

May 2, 2011

TweetLetter to the Editor Sunday, May 1, 2011 will forever live in our history marking the death of Osama bin Laden. I am overwhelmed with emotion knowing this evil man has descended from the earth. His last cowardly act was to use a woman as a human shield. I am so thankful to our [...]

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Georgia House Passes Legislation Creating Study Committee on the Horse Racing Industry

April 20, 2011

TweetATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives passed House Resolution 643 on Thursday, April 14, 2011, with a vote of 157 to 7. Introduced by State Representative Harry Geisinger (R-Roswell), this legislation creates the House Study Committee on the Horse Racing Industry. “Expanding our state’s horse industry is a simple way to bring jobs to [...]

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House Passes Prescription Drug Abuse Legislation

March 31, 2011

TweetATLANTA – The Georgia House of Representatives today passed Senate Bill 36 with a vote of 117 to 45, showing tremendous bipartisan support for the measure. Carried in the House by State Representative Tom Weldon (R-Ringgold), this legislation strives to help doctors and pharmacists identify prescription drug abusers. “This bill is a step toward enabling [...]

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FCC Chair Genachowski Stonewalls Rep. Graves on Status of Google ‘Wi-Spy’ Investigation

March 30, 2011

TweetWashington, D.C. – Today, during a hearing held by the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, Congressman Tom Graves (R-GA-9) questioned Federal Communications Commission [FCC] Chairman Julius Genachowski about the status of the FCC’s investigation into Google’s “Street View” program, and whether Google’s mapping process eavesdropped on unsuspecting Americans. Congressman Graves issued [...]

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Sen. Murphy, Sen. Gooch Announce Senate Approval of Funds for North Georgia College Campus in Forsyth County

March 30, 2011

TweetATLANTA (March 30, 2011) – Sen. Jack Murphy, R-Cumming, and Sen. Steve Gooch, R-Dahlonega, are pleased to announce that the Forsyth County campus of North Georgia College and State University is one step closer to completion. The Senate, today, approved an $18.25 billion budget that included $3 million for the new school. Sen. Murphy and [...]

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House Legislation Targeting Human Trafficking Makes it Through Senate

March 29, 2011

TweetATLANTA – The Georgia Senate today unanimously passed House Bill 200 by a vote of 50 to 0, showing broad bipartisan support for the measure. Introduced by State Representative Edward Lindsey (R-Atlanta), HB 200 targets criminals engaged in the trafficking of persons for sexual servitude. “I’m proud of the Senate for their unanimous support of [...]

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