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Previously warned of coming tyranny under Obama
Steve Watson
Infowars.com
Jan 24, 2013
Georgia congressman Paul Broun hit out this week at his favourite target, President Obama, stating that he has no concept of the US Constitution.
In an interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Broun, a frequent critic of Obama noted “I think my role is to uphold support and defend our Constitution.”
“The Constitution I uphold and defend is the one I carry in my pocket [...]
By Jeremiah McWilliams
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed has allowed a roughly 50 percent pay increase for City Council members to become law, but is also committing to sit down with employees next month to start hammering out an agreement on an across-the board pay increase for more than 7,500 rank and file staff.
The move may help defuse anger among Atlanta employees who said the City Council pay increase was way [...]
ATLANTA (CBS Atlanta) – A former fifth-grade teacher implicated in a cheating scandal reportedly gave students the illegal assistance because she thought they were “dumb as hell.”
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, math teacher Shayla Smith was accused of offering students the answers to a test they were taking at the time. She had reportedly been responsible for supervising them while the tests were being completed.
http://atlanta.cbslocal.com/2012/08/28/school-teacher-helps-students-cheat-because-she-says-theyre-dumb-as-hell/
Maybe she has Fiji water running through her pipes. Atlanta homeowner Blayne Beacham was shocked when she got a $9,224.40 bill for a few months’ worth of water.
Beacham, who lives alone in a three-bedroom cottage, has been fighting local authorities for months over her abnormally high water bills. But none has come close to $9,000.
“It’s more than all my other bills put together for three years,” Beacham told WSBTV.She has asked [...]
The grieving parents of a toddler who was among 13 children killed when a massive fire tore through Qatar’s largest shopping centre have told how firefighters did not arrive at the scene for one hour and, even then, they had to try to bribe them to help.
Zeinah Aouani, aged two-and-a-half, from Atlanta, Georgia, died when the blaze destroyed the child care facility in Doha’s upmarket Villaggio mall on Monday.
The girl’s mother, [...]
Aimee Copeland, 24, now listed in critical condition
Had surgeries to remove hands and right foot on Saturday
Graduate infected with killer bug through deep cut in zip line accident
A young Georgia woman fighting a flesh-eating bacterial infection is in critical condition at Augusta Hospital.
Aimee Copeland had both her hands and her one remaining foot amputated in a major operation on Saturday.
Surgeons had previously amputated the 24-year-old’s left leg at the hip.
‘All I [...]
By DYLAN BYERS |
3/26/12 4:02 PM EDT
Newt Gingrich has lost his last embedded print reporters, reporters on the trail confirm.
The last two print reporters covering Gingrich full-time on the trail — from POLITICO and the Atlanta Journal Constitution — pulled out on Friday. The Associated Press pulled its embed after Tuesday’s Illinois primary.
(Also on POLITICO: GOP race nears tipping point)
These and other print outlets will continue to cover Gingrich on occasion, but the [...]
Jeremy Redmon
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
March 21, 2012
Illegal immigrants would be barred from attending Georgia’s public colleges under legislation that passed a key House committee Monday.
The Republican-led House Judiciary Non-Civil Committee passed Senate Bill 458 after about two hours of discussion. The measure passed the GOP-controlled Senate on March 5.
Sen. Barry Loudermilk, a Republican from Cassville and the lead sponsor of the bill, spoke in favor of his bill.
“One of the arguments [...]
Georgia LotteryA CNN producer is making headlines after her second big Georgia Lottery win in recent months. Jennifer Hauser of Atlanta, 29, claimed a $1 million prize Monday. Hauser won $100,000 in November.
By Fran Jeffries
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
She’s another recent two-timer.
After winning $100,000 in November, a CNN producer has won big again in the Georgia Lottery.
This time Jennifer Hauser of Atlanta scratched her way to a $1 million win on the instant game 50X [...]
February 6th, 2012
Santiago, Chile
Simon Black
In one of the most shamefully disingenuous reports we’ve seen in years, the US Labor Department released the latest employment figures on Friday showing that the headline US unemployment rate had fallen to 8.3%.
Champagne and sound bites were pre-positioned in Washington as the self-congratulatory praise flowed like the bubbly. President Obama, beaming like he’d just caught the winning touchdown pass, told the American people on Sunday [...]
Dailykos
File this story in the overstuffed folder labeled Republican Hypocrisy That Borders on Satire. Georgia state Rep. Kip Smith, who is co-sponsor of a bill requiring that public assistance recipients be tested for drug abuse, has been arrested and charged with DUI.
Smith, who has been pushing for mandatory drug testing of Georgia’s poorest citizens, was pulled over and arrested while driving his – wait for it – gold four-door Jaguar XJ8.
As the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports, [...]
By Kristina Torres
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The state Senate voted Monday to ban local school boards from considering only a teacher’s hiring date when deciding whether to lay off him or her — or risk losing state funding if they don’t comply.
Senate Bill 184, which passed the House last year, would mandate that boards must first consider teachers’ performance in the classroom.
Proponents said they were aware of situations when instructors who had been [...]
“The failed Range Fuels wood-to-ethanol factory in southeastern Georgia that sucked up $65 million in federal and state tax dollars was sold Tuesday for pennies on the dollar to another bio-fuel maker with equally grand plans to transform the alternative energy world,” writes Dan Chapman of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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By Mike Morris
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
What would you do if you won a $77 million lottery jackpot? What would you do if you didn’t discover that you had the winning ticket until AFTER the deadline for claiming the prize?
That’s the scenario that could play out next week, because the 180-day window for the Georgia Lottery player who won the June 29 Powerball jackpot to come forward slams shut on Monday.
That winning ticket, [...]
By Christian Boone
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official was arrested Sunday and charged with two counts of child molestation and bestiality for sexual acts involving a 6-year-old boy.
Kimberly Quinlan Lindsey’s boyfriend, Thomas Westerman, a night watchman for the CDC, was also arrested on two counts of child molestation, according to a DeKalb County criminal warrant. The pair surrendered to authorities Sunday [...]
Irene likely to lead to higher insurance premiums
“The stocks of major insurers shot up on Monday as investors celebrated Irene’s less-than-expected damage. The storm didn’t even cause most analysts to adjust their profit estimates for insurers.
In part, that’s because insurance companies have been raising premiums this year, especially for customers in high-risk areas. Homeowner and auto policies cost 5 to 10 percent more than they did [...]
By Joel Provano and John Spink
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Thousands of people stood in line for free dental services Friday at a church in Woodstock.
The two-day clinic at First Baptist Church of Woodstock on Hwy. 92 is being sponsored by the Georgia Dental Association and its Foundation for Oral Health.
“The line went around the building, all the way through the parking lot and around a warehouse,” said [...]
By Jeremy Redmon and Aaron Gould Sheinin
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
CALHOUN — While U.S. Rep. Tom Graves was calling for fiscal responsibility in Washington his attorney was arguing in a lawsuit that a North Georgia bank is at fault for issuing Graves a $2.2 million loan the bank knew he could not repay.
Graves was fighting a lawsuit along with business partner Chip Rogers, the state Senate majority [...]
By Ty Tagami
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Parents of students at an Atlanta public school where cheating was alleged to have occurred on a statewide test on Tuesday night defended their school and teachers at a town hall meeting.
“We’ve been extremely pleased with the instruction my children have received,” said Quinnie Cook-Richardson, one of several parents at the troubled West Manor Elementary School who spoke at the [...]
By Bill Rankin
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Georgia Supreme Court today rejected a stay of tonight’s scheduled execution of Cobb County killer Andrew Grant DeYoung, but it is allowing the lethal injection to be videotaped.
The state Attorney General’s Office had asked the state’s highest court to vacate a judge’s order to allow the videotaping of tonight’s scheduled execution of Cobb County killer Andrew Grant DeYoung.
“Executions in this state [...]
By Rhonda Cook
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Six Atlanta police officers were fired Friday for lying about what happened on the night of the 2009 raid on a Midtown gay bar, APD spokesman Carlos Campos said.
Nine other officers were also disciplined and three have hearings next week.
The actions come almost 10 days after the release of 343-page report detailing how 16 officers lied or destroyed evidence when asked about the raid at the [...]
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(CBS/WGCL) CLAYTON, Ga. – A Georgia elementary school teacher was arrested last Friday on charges of public indecency after allegedly stripping and walking around the school naked.
The teacher was reportedly upset about losing his job at Haynie Elementary School. Police said the teacher, Harlon Porter, learned that his employment contract wouldn’t be renewed 2 days before the incident occurred.
During the arrest Porter [...]
The weather Wednesday night is expected to be horrific, frightening and dangerous as a severe storm is expected to race across the metro area at about 50 mph.
Glenn Burns, the chief meteorologist for Channel 2 Action News, said Tuesday evening the “significant tornado parameters” he’s been watching all day Tuesday are “off the scale.”
“When it’s a 1, it means tornadoes are possible. At 3, it means they are likely. Ours [...]
Alfred Murphy (photo credit: Fulton County Jail)
ATLANTA, Ga. – A man police say grabbed paper towels from a maintenance cart at a rail station in Atlanta and used them to blow his nose wound up in jail.
A police report says a man identified as Alfred Murphy grabbed the towels at a MARTA station Monday afternoon, and a transit system police officer told him he couldn’t do [...]
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