Savannah Politics

TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION PROTEST
Citizens all across the country are gathering on April 15 to protest the actions of the government reminiscent of the Boston Tea Party that Americans held in 1772. Disgruntled, disillusioned and angry citizens who were being taxed by an oversized and unmanageable government that chose to ignore individual rights and trample on […]

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 40 Days at the Capitol- Installment 10
To our readers: State Representative Buddy Carter (R- Pooler) will be reporting each week during the Legislative Session. The session began January 12, 2009 and is expected to last until the latter days of March.
Day 35 (March 23, 2009): As we begin the final two weeks of the 2009 […]

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As the 37th legislative day comes to an end on Thursday, we are now officially one week away from the end of the 40 day session.  With just a few legislative days remaining, the final session day (no more than forty days) is set for next Friday, April 3.  In addition to voting on numerous […]

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Reservations About Creating Human Life in Order to Destroy It
by Ralph Reed
Georgia Online News Service
Against the backdrop of collapsing equity markets and an economy that
shed more than 600,000 jobs in the previous month, President Obama
recently appeared before the cameras with great fanfare to sign an
executive order dealing with … embryonic stem cell research. It was
his […]

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40 Days at the Capitol- Installment 9
To our readers: State Representative Buddy Carter (R- Pooler) will be reporting each week during the Legislative Session. The session began January 12, 2009 and is expected to last until the latter days of March.
Day 31 (March 17, 2009): Yes, it’s St. Patrick’s Day and yes, we’re in Atlanta, […]

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Greetings:
 
Do not miss the Constitution Party Meeting for March 31, 2009 7 PM at Savannah Joe.  We will briefly state the principles of the party, address current activities of the state organization and lay out a plan of action for the future which will only be successful with your participation.
 
Goals include:
 
Getting party members elected to […]

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Representative Ron Stephens Weekly Capitol Update-March 20, 2009 
As we end the 34th legislative day of the Georgia General Assembly on Friday, the end of the 2010 legislative session is in sight.  The highlight of the week was the passage of the House’s version of the 2010 budget.  As I have stated previously, the budget is one of, if not […]

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KINGSTON ON PRESIDENT’S ANNOUNCEMENT: SMALL BUSINESS’ TWO CENTS
NEWS FROM JACK KINGSTON || FIRST DISTRICT OF GEORGIA   
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Contact: Chris Crawford (202) 225-5831
March 16, 2009  or cell - (202) 557-6446       
KINGSTON ON PRESIDENT’S ANNOUNCEMENT: SMALL BUSINESS’ TWO CENTS
WASHINGTON, DC - At a White House press conference today, President Obama and Treasury Secretary […]

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40 Days at the Capitol- Installment 8

To our readers: State Representative Buddy Carter (R- Pooler) will be reporting each week during the Legislative Session. The session began January 12, 2009 and is expected to last until the latter days of March.
Day 28 (March 9, 2009): We’re back in this Monday morning and as we head […]

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Representative Ron Stephens Weekly Capitol Update-  March 13, 2009
This legislative week ended with Cross-Over Day on Thursday, legislative day number 30, which is one of the longest days of  session.  It is the responsibility of the legislature to enact new laws and legislative day 30 plays a key role in the law making process.  This day is […]

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