In case you hadn’t heard, Oxendine is the clear front-runner for the Republican nomination in this year’s governor’s race. Even his detractors concede that, come the July 20 GOP primary, the tinny-voiced, washboard-coiffed Georgia insurance commissioner is the only real shoo-in to make the runoff. While his opponents have largely touted their experience or administrative competence, the Ox — a dubious nickname he’s eagerly embraced — has taken the lead by noisily declaring himself the biggest gun-loving, God-fearing, gay-hating, flag-waving, tea-drinking, rootin’ tootin’ conservative around.
Why YOU should vote for John Oxendine! | Cover Story | Creative Loafing Atlanta
Sometimes this state is too much for me. I imagine he will be our next governor. Le sigh.
IB’s primary purpose is to promote globalism and turn our children into global citizens. TAIB’S primary purpose is to celebrate what it means to be American and to preserve freedom for our children and grandchildren.
Truth About International Baccalaureate
Wait, so “[promoting] globalism and [turning] our children into global citizens” is a bad thing? This is why the world hates us.
One clear difference between the Shirley Franklin administration and Reed’s is that he and Chief Operating Officer Peter Aman aren’t afraid to sack people — department heads included — who don’t seem to be getting the job done.
Mayor Kasim Reed is more ‘yeah!’ than ‘meh’ | Opinion | Creative Loafing Atlanta
When will Dr. Beverly Hall take a page from Mr. Reed’s book?
If you’ve got an hour and a half to spare, this is a fascinating lecture on sugar and its effects on the body.
