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A resident of Cobb County, Michael Francis has been involved in local, state, and federal campaigns since 1996, including recent stints with Gov. Sonny Perdue and Secretary of State Karen Handel.

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Perdue voices some support for MARTA assistance

Gov. Sonny Perdue has made the suggestion that some of the stimulus funds the state is expecting should be given to MARTA (Metropolitan Atlanta...
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Cagle exits governor's race

Due to Tea Party mania, it might be possible that few people noticed a big announcement with regards to the 2010 race for the Governor's...
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Tea Parties marked by huge crowds, no problems - now what?

Last night, the Atlanta Tea Party drew an estimated 15,000 protesters united in a cry to stop indebting American taxpayers and future generations. I...
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Atlanta Tea Party almost ready to burst

I just came from the corner of Washington and Courtland streets in downtown Atlanta, where like-minded citizens are...
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Will new "Border Czar" stop the border violence?

Today, the Obama Administration announced the appointment of Alan Bersin within the Department of Homeland Security. Bersin will oversee matters along...
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Preview of the Atlanta Tea Party

On April 15, tomorrow evening, while many people rush to file and pay their taxes, there will be a very large protest taking place in downtown Atlanta...
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Not quite free from taxes

April 15 is the date most people remember when it comes to paying taxes.However, this year, April 13 is also an...
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Atlanta Tea Party one of many to be held

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Tomorrow, February 27, at noon, on the steps of the Georgia State Capitol, there will be a Tea Party. You may have seen the clip from CNBC from the...
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Pay for Georgia Power's new plant expansion - before construction starts

Generally, in undertaking construction projects or large development opportunities, owners, stockholders, and other prominent stakeholders take on...
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Mixed success to refine the latest rotten bailout

There has been a lot of outcry against the latest massive spending bill which is supposed to serve as an economic stimulus package under the new Obama...
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