I don’t think it would be constitutional to impose the death penalty on pedophiles and the like. Well, actually, I do think it is constitutional, but I think the Supreme Court would say it is not.
But after reading this I think Mark Taylor or Sonny Perdue ought to try it. Frankly, I take [...]

That parody is better than the Levitra one.

Voter ID has been an up-and-down saga for the past two years in Georgia, with the legislature passing the measure, and courts striking it down, in repeated fashion.
The issue is headed to the Georgia Supreme Court, and, according to Macon.com, Voter ID “ultimately could be decided by the voters themselves.” From today’s Telegraph:
If the state’s [...]

It’s on education.

Now, let me say something somewhat controversial to my Republican friends. I like Sonny’s ads — well, I like the “Sonny Do

The DCCC has started running their first attack ad against Max Burns.
The issue that they are attacking? The FairTax. Burns was a co-sponsor of the legislation when he was in Congress.
You can watch the ad here.

In response:
I would say that for a moment, yes, the Taylor campaign, was taking something of a swan dive (or at least so it appeared to be).
However, with the recent attack comparison ads from both camps, I would say that no, Taylor &c. are not Cathy Cox Redux. What seperates MT from CC is that, [...]

Former Reed campaign manager Jared Thomas will head up a new Georgia Chapter of Americans for Prosperity:
“We are not an attack dog or a lap dog,” Thomas said of the new group. “We’re a watchdog.”
Founded just more than two years ago, Americans for Prosperity has worked to defeat proposed tax increases in Kansas and Oklahoma [...]

…I might as well answer it.
Yes, it’s true that Bobby Kahn isn’t going to seek another term as Chairman of the Democratic Party of Georgia (DPG). Initially, the DPG was supposed to elect new officers at the State Convention, but a consensus was reached and agreed upon that initiating a change in leadership eight [...]

From the Savannah Morning News: People who live near the home where Senate candidate Mell Traylor says he lives say they’ve never seen him there. Several of them identified another man, who Traylor said is his first cousin, as the occupant.Six people who live on the street where Democratic state Senate candidate Mell Traylor [...]

As we all know, four years ago, there hadn’t been a Republican Governor of Georgia since Reconstruction. The similarity between that office, and Georgia 115? As the Athens Banner-Herald puts it:
As had happened every two years since the end of Reconstruction, a Democrat would swat away any Republican opposition and take his seat in Atlanta [...]

Is it just me or are you looking at the Taylor campaign right now and thinking that this is a facsimile of the Democratic primary, only now Taylor’s campaign is operating like the Cox campaign. i have never talked to a more frustrated group of Democrats than I did yesterday. They all were [...]

Bull asks a good question — what happened? Here’s what I think.
Right now there is a lull. About October things will pick up again. The conventional wisdom right now is that the GOP is going to hold the Governor’s mansion, the House, the Senate, the Insurance Commissioner, and the School Super’s post. [...]

Yikes. At least he didn’t say “macaca.

Have you noticed that Peach Pundit seems to be missing in action these days in terms of covering the goings on of what’s the “buzz” in terms of politics? 
During the primaries, you could trust to turn to Peach Pundit for the underground current of political news… Now, it just kind of seems that we post [...]

Our friend and Political Vine publishing magnate Bill Simon now has his very own Wikipedia entry. So does Cobb GOP Chair, and multi-media magnate in his own right, Anthony-Scott Hobbs.
The entry on Bill seems fixated on Bill’s “fixations” while the entry on Hobbs declares he is:
…widely considered (State GOP Chairman Alec) Poitevint’s likely successor [...]