It’s spreading like wildfire across the nation, with people finding new, exciting and innovative uses for CBD almost every day. But the legal status of CBD remains up in the air – including in states like Georgia. CBD is extracted from hemp, a crop that has some properties similar to marijuana. Unlike its genetic cousin,…
Synthetic cannabinoids (herbal incense) like K2, Spice, Kronic Juice and others are bad news because of their potency, addictive qualities, and significant health risks. The Peach State continues to wrestle with these harmful designer drugs despite recent legislation to stop them. Herbal incense is attractive to teens and young people and still being sold at…
Well placed geopolitically, the nation of Georgia has historically been coveted by its neighbors. At the junction where Europe and Asia converge, this country inspired a jealous contest among Turkey, Persia and Russia over the centuries, the last acquiring control in the 19th century. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Georgia finally…
Legalized gambling in the U.S. has been a controversial subject for decades with the Southern States often seeming to be the last bastion of conservatism to the changing face of popular culture. Despite its conservative image, the state of Georgia has already led the way in becoming the new home of Hollywood within the U.S….
A fumbled Sunday show interview in which Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who this week approved a controversial religious freedom measure that mirrors proposed legislation here in Georgia, repeatedly refused to say wether the legislation would give broad license to discriminate against gays and lesbians has caught Gold Dome Republicans flat footed. Georgia’s own religious freedom…
The chief executive of Dragon Con, the massive science fiction convention that draws some 50,000 attendees to Atlanta annually, said in a statement on behalf of the conference Thursday that it considers the religious freedom legislation “discriminatory.” Dragon Con President Pat Henry* said his team, which has called the capital city home for nearly three…
Earlier this week, former President Jimmy Carter made headlines when he weighed in on the escalating situation in the Gaza Strip, calling on Israel to remove its forces. “Both sides must distinguish between combatants and noncombatants, and Israel must ensure that its use of force is proportionate in accordance with international humanitarian law,”…
A Tuesday evening fundraiser on Capitol Hill for Democratic Senate nominee Michelle Nunn could prove troublesome for her campaign. As reported by National Review, former Senator Sam Nunn, her father, was the special guest for the event’s proceedings, with suggested entry fee being $2,600 a head. However, co-hosting the event was Virtual Murrell,…
First quarter fundraising numbers for the crowded field of Republicans running for Senate in Georgia are beginning to trickle in. According to ZPolitics, “sources close” to Rep. Phil Gingrey say the Marietta congressman will report a haul of $326,000, with a cash on hand figure not yet available. Such a figure would mark a…
Yesterday Democratic Party of Georgia Chair DuBose Porter, himself a former lawmaker, tweaked members of his own party for backing a Republican-backed measure to cap Georgia’s income tax at 6 percent for the state level. “I can’t believe Rep. Tyrone Brooks and Rep. Hugh Floyd voted for SR 415. They have voted with…
