1. You don't get to oversee those maps personally, and then 25 years later, say, "Can't we all just get along?"
2. Unless you're willing to take a public stand on a host of transgender issues, maybe admit that politics has changed since you left office.
3. Does anyone else remember how Democrats and the media treated Romney and McCain before they lost? Remember GWB being called Hitler? I do. All those men engaged in politics as usual, and they were punished for it.
Former Georgia Govs. Roy Barnes and Nathan Deal were bitter opponents in the 2010 election for the state’s highest office. Now the two ex-rivals are unlikely partners navigating today’s caustic political climate. #gapol
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@RussGoodman8 In some corners this would be called “shucking the corn.” I do believe you could’ve passed the offering plate and given an invitation after this one.
Just one question, you got any opinions regarding DEF on timber tractors? 😳😉
@smithjuliec And how uncomfortable it made his host was a serious sign of the times. Folks were so focused on fighting “misinformation” they almost fought it harder than they did the disease.
Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas!
“For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6
A good anecdote and lesson from @albertmohler on his podcast this morning. A good reminder to all of us who can get wrapped up in us vs. them thinking.
And remember, there was only one perfect candidate to ever walk the earth. His goal was not a political kingdom but a Kingdom of hearts, minds, and servic. He was killed for speaking all the truth to all the power.
But He lives.
If you’re a follower of Jesus, I would encourage you to go listen to @drtonyevans’s recent series “Returning God to Government” as we move into voting season. His goal is that all believers view politics and government through a Biblical lens. https://t.co/PW5CeB2Ibb
Angela Lansbury thought she wasn’t strong enough to sing “Beauty and the Beast” but sang a demo version in one take just in case.
That one take is the one in the film.
My family is excited for the opening of the Georgia National Fair. Whether you're interested in the rides, shows, concerts, exhibits, or food I hope you and your family are able to get out and enjoy all that the @GAnationalfair has to offer. #georgianationalfair