From the "may be the biggest Biden lie of 2023.. so far" department - Online "headLIE": "Biden: McCarthy's debt plan would hurt Americans" -- Hmmm... LIE.LIE.LIE! Well, it might "hurt" a few Americans, but holding down the debt will benefit 100s of Millions of Americans! Resident Biden is only concerned about losing the stranglehold Democrats have on one or two elements of the Democrats' voter base necessary to keep Dems in office..

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Online "headLIE": _Americans could see their student debt, car, and mortgage payments surge because of Republicans' 'flirtation with the default,' top Democrat Hakeem Jeffries says" -- Good grief! MSM should be charged with PERJURY and TREASON for "printing" and "broadcasting" lies using the 1st Amendment as justification! And like so many times before, Democrats and MSM use one of their favorite "wiggle room" words... "COULD" ... as in "COULD see their student debt, car, and mortgage payments surge because of Republicans' 'flirtation with the default... to to misinform voters. The "surge" is all in interests rates is all on Resident Biden's inflationary policies!

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Dos you know that George Soros' son Alex visited the White House 14 times in the last two years, meeting with the White House Chief of Staff, Ron KLain.. More than likely, Resident Biden probably didn't know.. but a White House "visit" is not a matter of walking up to the front door, and asking, :Can Ron come out and play?".. No, "WH visits" are by INVITATION!

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From the "Bias? What bias?" department - Online headline.story: "HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra violated Hatch Act, Office of Special Counsel finds * Special Counsel Henry Kerner sent a letter to President Joe Biden in which he said that Becerra violated the Hatch Act by publicly expressing support for California Democrat Sen. Alex Padilla’s reelection while appearing in an official capacity as HHS secretary. * "As explained in the accompanying report, OSC concluded that Secretary Becerra violated the Hatch Act by expressing support for Senator Alex Padilla’s reelection while speaking in his official capacity at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Annual Awards Gala on September 15, 2022," Kerner wrote." -- Wanna bet you won't see this on the FEC or DOJ's agenda?

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Online headline: "Bidens report adjusted gross income of $579,514" -- Aside from this years "report" being #31,000.00 less than last year (Bidenflation), their total income looks like it's limited to their W2 forms as president and her teaching salary.. What about his $50/60,000.00 in Social Security checks or his "10% Big Guy fee" from all the Biden Family "quid pro Joe" "investment deals"?

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Online headline: " Democrat Sen. Bob Menendez sets up defense fund amid criminal probe into gifts to his wife" -- The FEC should make sure all donors to Menendez's wife's "defense fund" should be publicly disclosed, and all funds paid out be published within 24 hours, and reported to IRS since she's NOT a politician, and gifts can be considered "taxable income"..

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Online headline" : Texas lawsuit challenging Biden student loan rule transferred to more liberal court" -- Wait a minute... the Biden Administration just did the same thing they accused the Texas DA of doing... they shopped for a judge. The thing is, why should any federal judge be allowed to be overruled by one other federal judge? I can see a Court of Appeals panel of judges, and...of course, the US Supreme Court being able to overrule a lower federal judge but not one on the same level. Of course, no federal judge who has read the Constitution should give any credence to any president by- passing the powers Constitutionally given to the House.

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Online headline: "States are using anti-terrorism laws against protesters" -- "States are using anti-terrorism laws against protesters" -- DOH! Hmm.. well, when "protesters show up in masks, hoodies, and weapons of any sort, they ARE terrorists...

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Alabama lib journalist's opinion headline: "More dead in Alabama. It’s the guns | Brian Lyman" -- Hmmm...Brian Lyman would blame the rock Cain used to kill Abel.....

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Online headline: "Elon Musk’s Shocking Revelation: US Government Had Full Access To Private Twitter Messages" -- Elon Musk, recent acquirer of "Twitter", just ruined a lot of people's day...and probably their breakfast this morning.. he confirmed that the previous owners had allowed the US Government access to users private "tweets"! I'm going to go out on a limb and add, 'I bet Twitter directed the government to more conservative posters'.

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Online headline: "Gov. Kemp urges Republicans to support a candidate who can win in 2024, move past previous elections.. First Kemp needs a little re-education.. our previous Presidential election put Trump .. and his policies in office, and it was the best thing that has ever happened to GA.... Also, though, Kemp needs to look at the 'log' in his own eye.... Kemp should be addressing women voters "tunnel vision". If one issue, abortion, gets them to vote for a Democrat who will vote to disassemble all their Constitutional rights; and who will continue to support criminals, dismantle our border security, and raise women's taxes to keep welfare projects afloat.

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Online headline/story: "Herschel Walker's donates campaign money to charities * In recently filed finance records, much of the monies went to Walker’s favorite charities and in support of political allies. * the donations include a million dollars to the Georgia GOP…a hundred thousand to the National Republican Senatorial Committee, a quarter million dollars to the Horatio Alger Association which helps young people from low income families with higher education, and funding for a North Carolina camp for kids with medical conditions. * Federal campaign finance law allows candidates to donate campaign funds to charitable groups as long as the organization is operated exclusively for “religious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational” purposes." While I applaud Herschel for voluntarily dismantling his "campaign chest", such should be mandatory so candidates cannot accumulate donations that both keep an elected candidate from accumulating massive funds that don't allow challengers much chance in the future. The only thing different is that I think the excessive funds should go to the level of government of the candidate's position won or sought.

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Online headline/story: "Columbus, GA * This GA City Has the Worst Health Care Score in the Nation for 2023 * In early April 2023, wallethub.com released an article titled, "2023's Healthiest & Unhealthiest Cities in America". In order to determine which cities are the healthiest and the unhealthiest, the publication "compared more than 180 of the most populated U.S. cities across 43 key indicators of good health". According to the study, Columbus, Georgia ranks as the city with the worst health care score in the nation! Although Columbus was not ranked as the unhealthiest place to live (they ranked 179 out of 182, which is nothing to brag about), they did score the lowest in one of the most important categories in the study." -- And we wonder.. why we can't b=get big new businesses coming to Columbus, GA...ans as Ollie might say to Stanley, "Here's another fine mess you've gotten me into"...

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WTVM-TV9 story: "COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Many local officials were testing their golfing skills Monday afternoon at the Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission’s Annual Mayor’s Golf Tournament." -- "Monday"? Hmmm... woulda been nice if another day was picked so participant officials could have supported the "Synovus' Celebrity Classic" played the same day which supports health initiatives in Columbus...

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From the "this is NOT addressing affordable housing mor affordable medical treatments" department - Columbus GA Ledger=-Enquirer story: "A new $30 million mixed-income housing development opened in Columbus Tuesday that is the first phase of revitalizing the Louis T. Chase Homes and will provide access to preventive healthcare services for its residents. * The Banks at Mill Village features 102 units and offers amenities that include a community room, fitness center, onsite laundry, business center, playground, dog park and community garden. There are one- to three-bedroom apartment homes available with fully equipped kitchens, energy efficient appliances and views of the Columbus Riverwalk. * MercyMed, a medical center with a mission to treat all individuals whether or not they have insurance" -- Whoa.. $30,000,000.00 for 102 units... that's an average unit cost of over $294,000.00 If a private citizen bought a unit with current mortgage rates, such a monthly payment would run over $2,400.00 plus upkeep! Now, who is going to pay for the free Medical Services... obviously not the inhabitants!

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WTVM-TV9 story: "COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - It’s been exactly two weeks since Columbus Police Department’s Chief, Freddie Blackmon, accepted a severance package from the city to retire. * Now, the City of Columbus has been without a top cop for some time, and we’re working to get answers about a timeline and plan moving forward. * “What does Columbus need?” Columbus resident Sherricka Day asked... a question Mayor Skip Henderson is working to figure out while searching for a new Columbus police chief." -- Hmmm.. and since an outside "survey" was requested months ago, the Mayor SHOULD have had a plan in the works to start as soon as he got the results he wanted the survey to show...Like I've said previously.. Hey Council.. be careful what you wish for... finding a police chief in a similar town who has a great crime prevention rate... and is WILLING to vacate it to come to Columbus... is going to be next to impossible...

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Columbus GA L-E headline/story: "Sports policy changes in Muscogee school district. Here’s who will be affected and how * During its monthly meeting Monday night, the Muscogee County School District Board unanimously approved superintendent David Lewis’ recommendation to revise the Rainey-McCullers School of the Arts policy. * The move, effective July 1, permit students in grades 9-12 to participate in any Georgia High School Association interscholastic sport on a team at their respective zoned school if Rainey-McCullers doesn’t offer that sport." -- Well.. a good decision has been made.. sorry it wasn't an existing policy so the baseball player who brought this up could benefit from it.. but he'll at least know he's made a difference for next year..

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You know.. "abortion pills"... "day after pills" are a different issue than an abortion medical procedure...and whether they become "over-the-counter" or "black market" purchases, these pills represent a far more dangerous aspect of self-medication.. the danger of taking such pills at further dates than "recommended" or deciding that "one might not be enough, so multiple pills are taken create dangerous situations for both mother and baby...

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The conservative's concept of "transitioning":