Despite the tough times in Georgia, our leaders keep expanding state government by centralizing more power in Atlanta, spending more of our tax dollars, and increasing our taxes. The state funded portion of our budget has grown from 17.4 billion dollars to 19.9 billion dollars in 3 years. Significant taxing authority has been transferred from [...]
Bureaucracy Georgia state governmentWith the announcement of Rep. Jack Kingston (R-01), joining Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-11), and Rep. Paul Broun...read more
2014 Election GOP Primary“Obamacare takes effect in less than eight months. Do you realize what this means? If you go to the...read more
ObamacareEarlier this year, Gov. Nathan Deal appointed Richard Hyde to the Georgia Judicial Qualifications Commission....read more
Ethics Judiciary Nathan DealOur foreign policy of the last 30 years can be summarized by the idea that “the...
InternationalWhile I am willing to debate any type of tax reform, I believe tax replacement,...
EconomicEnergy is an important issue that affects national security, economic growth...
InternationalI am, at heart, a conservationist. In my personal and professional life I reuse,...
DomesticI believe that the government’s intrusion into the lives of individuals...
EconomicWhile I am willing to debate any type of tax reform, I believe tax replacement,...
EconomicWhen Social Security was initially rolled out, it was a great liberal program...
EconomicTechnology is not only an economic issue, but a privacy issue as well. I believe...
EconomicSince the end of the Korean conflict, we have seen many problems based on our...
InternationalOur foreign policy of the last 30 years can be summarized by the idea that “the...
InternationalWhile I didn’t support the creation of the Department of Homeland Security...
InternationalWe are a nation of immigrants. Even today, we immigrate more people than the...
InternationalIt was the Monday after the SEC Championship and the heartbreaking loss to Alabama for my beloved Georgia Bulldogs. To add insult to injury, we got the shaft in the BCS standings on Bowl Games. Florida was the big winner in that arena. So we talked UGA football and the Fiscal Cliff. After the weekend [...]
A proud conservative, Martha Zoller began her talk radio career in 1994 and has yet to look back, proving that there is no glass ceiling and women can have it all – just not at the same time. A political contributor on radio, television and print, Martha stands up for conservative values for Georgians and conservatives around the United States.
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I support life, believe in public education with choices in and outside of the...
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I am a strong supporter of public education. I have children in public schools...
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The entire health care system in our country is in crisis. Medicare is out of...
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I am pro-life and believe that we should work together to reduce the number...
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