Today’s Headlines
New InsiderAdvantage South
Carolina Poll
Half of South Carolina residents say Gov. Mark Sanford should resign. See the
results here on Politico.com
Guest
Column - Lewis Massey: Barney Might Tell Sanford, 'Zip It'; 7/2/09
Mayberry deputy wouldn't have much patience
with South Carolina's governor
The
Next Justice Of The Georgia Supreme Court Will Come From This List; 7/1/09
Nine names sent to Perdue for Leah Sears' vacant
post
Freemasons
Facing Racism Charge in Georgia; 7/1/09
Centuries-old fraternity dedicated to charitable
works but with state tax exemption hit with lawsuit
Vance
Smith: DOT Commissioner Still Has A Key Planning Role; 7/1/09
Newly-selected transportation official offers
some initial comments about the job
Dick
Yarbrough: Americans First, Reporters Second; 7/1/09
Freedom of the press isn't the private province
of the media
Alan
Essig: New Budget Year Brings Worsening Problems; 6/30/09
State already facing a looming deficit as new
budget year begins
Matt
Towery: How Handel Could Win; 6/29/09
First in a series examining the field for 2010
New
Laws Take Effect This Week; 6/29/09
Here's what you need to know
Jay
Roberts Is New House Transportation Chairman; 6/26/09
Current House GOP chairman will succeed Vance
Smith
Heads
Begin Rolling At Georgia DOT; 6/26/09
And it was only Vance Smith's first day on
the job
Matt
Towery's Inside The Numbers: Rx Not Good For Healthcare In Swing States;
6/25/09
Independent voters not sold on proposals
Guest
Column - George Israel: Energy Solutions Should Be Based On Policy, Not
Politics; 6/25/09
Energy bill imposes a multi-trillion dollar
tax on all Americans, results in minimal change
NC
Poll Is Bad News For Pols, Pair Of Key National Issues; 6/24/09
First in a series of polls conducted by Insider
in Southern states
Dick
Yarbrough Wins Best Humor Column Award From Georgia Press Association; 6/25/09
Insider columnist also appears in newspapers,
magazines and is read by 1 million people a week
Positions
Hardening Over DOT Power Sharing; 6/24/09
Governor, DOT board still at odds; House likely
to weigh-in
Dick
Yarbrough: Random Thoughts; 6/24/09
On Georgia Tech, Jimmy Carter, Macon's water
and other important topics
Tom
Baxter: The Real Question Is, How Did They Notice Sanford Was
Gone? 6/23/09
Mystery in a knapsack over South Carolina governor
Does
Passenger Rail Have A Future In Georgia? 6/23/09
Despite federal money and a plethora of advocates,
the tracks aren't all clear ahead
Supreme
Court Punts On Voting Rights Act Decision; 6/22/09
Ruling doesn't reach key political question
in legal challenge
Walter
C. Jones: Slumping Tax Collections Prompts Talk Of Special Session; 6/22/09
But why do legislators want in on this no-win
action?
Some
Cards Still To Be Played In Transportation Makeover; 6/19/09
House signals it will take approval powers
seriously over new planning director
New
Transportation Pieces Fall Into Place; 6/18/09
DOT gets new commissioner, Perdue names first-ever
transportation planning director
GMA
Survey: It's Republican 'Don't Know' Vs. Democrat Roy Barnes In 2010 Race;
6/18/09
Among those with an opinion, survey puts Oxendine
ahead for GOP nomination
Matt
Towery's Inside The Numbers: Change People Are Starting To No Longer Believe
In; 6/18/09
One thing I was sure of is finally starting
to happen
Tom
Baxter: As Party Shrinks, State Chair Races Heat Up; 6/17/09
A couple of Southern state chair races this
year rekindle thoughts of the old days
Dick
Yarbrough: Strike This Libertarian From 'Humor-Deficient' List; 6/17/09
Cobb County Libertarian not quite what columnist
expected
DOT
Commissioner Selection A Done Deal; 6/16/09
But DOT board facing other decisions that may
prove contentious
Republican
Ag Candidate Withdraws; 6/16/09
John Wilkinson is recovering from heart attack
Guest
Column Margaret DeFrancisco: Georgia Lottery Offers HOPE In A Weak Economy;
6/16/09
Ultimate winners are students, families, communities
through Miller's vision
Walter
C. Jones: Health Insurance Battle Comes To Georgia; 6/15/09
The party perceived to have fixed it will gain
considerable momentum
Hunstein
Becomes Chief Justice On July 1; 6/13/09
Carley is named incoming presiding justice
Dr.
Charles Bullock: Roy Redux? 6/12/09
Barnes faces obstacle others haven't faced
in comeback efforts
Behind
The Curtain By Gary Reese: Feds Are Watching Paulding County; 6/12/09
Land deals could become political powderkeg,
sources say
Matt
Towery's Inside The Numbers: To Rebuild A Paranoid Party; 6/11/09
The key is simple enough but it will need a
new spin
University
System Budget To Grow While Most Other Budgets Shrink; 6/11/09
Despite recession, students will face higher
tuition, fees
Dick
Yarbrough: Barnes' Bid For Governor May Be Tougher Than Pundits Think;
6/10/09
A boatload of charisma? Yes. A slamdunk? Absolutely
not
Elite
Gather As James Magazine Honors Outstanding Georgians; 6/10/09
Annual fest resumes after a one-year hiatus
for presidential polling
Political
Notes From 9th CD and SD 29; 6/9/09
Evans names leadership team; Seth Harp endorses
candidate for his seat
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