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“So, I read the article about overwhelming support from school teachers, administrators and the public to ban cellphones in GA schools across the board. Seems that information was backed up by research and factual data. My question is why didn’t the stupid legislators do their homework and research the issue with data and studies before they wasted time trying to figure out on their own if it was a good idea? Geeeezzzz.”
“I know the Greater Vidalia Center for Rural Entrepreneurship is a catchy name that just rolls off the tongue, but something like the hub may be even easier to say and remember.”
“The economy is not doing all that well under the Trump administration. Now, Whirlpool has slashed their dividend 49% in late December, and other companies may be slashing their dividends. Ladies and gentlemen, we are in a recession and headed to a bad recession. Everyone, you’d better buckle up.”
“Now that detention centers are being built very close to my area, I have to wonder whatever happened to deporting people. Are all these detention centers going up so someone can profit and make a lot of money running them? I’ve decided they have no intention of deporting people because they can’t, so the only answer is horrible. People are making money off these caged victims. It makes me sick.”
“Businesses need to update their phone numbers. You call a number and it’s no longer in use, or select a department and they never answer. What happened to having a local phonebook?”
“Significant anniversaries of American tragic events were reported last week-Challenger and 9-11. Clips of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush reminded us of former republican presidents who were genuinely sincere in their efforts to console the American people. We desperately need leaders who will return us to civility and respect for our fellow Americans regardless of race, wealth, or political affiliation.”
