Tag: "Georgia"

Identity Theft Not So Peachy for GA Business Owners

| May 19, 2010 | Comments (0)

A friend alerted me to a security flaw on the Georgia Secretary of State website that has many business owners in the Peach State furious… and rightfully so.

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Chambliss’ Win and the Myriad of Lessons

| December 3, 2008 | Comments (0)

There were some big doings in Georgia last night. Saxby Chambliss whipped his Democratic opponent Jim Martin to retain his Senate seat in a runoff election. On Election Day, Martin came within 3 percent of Chambliss, necessitating the runoff. Yesterday, the result wasn’t even close. The big question in Punditland is going to be: what [...]

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“They didn’t care if it was a house or a military camp…They bombed everything.”

| August 26, 2008 | Comments (0)

When it comes to stories about Russia’s invasion of Georgia (such as this one which tells how Russia is trying to make formal what it’s been doing for a long time), reporters make one fundamental mistake that colors their coverage wrongly. I’ve made the same mistake in some conversations I’ve had about Georgia. The mistake [...]

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Obama: Hey, You Know Who Is A Lot Like Russia? Us.

| August 22, 2008 | Comments (3)

I must confess, I do not understand people who can not criticize the wrongs of another nation without reflexively criticizing the perceived wrongs of the United States as well. That sort of “Yeah, well, we’re not any better” response grates on me for a couple reasons. The most obvious reason is that, generally, the criticisms [...]

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“Because our way is for democracy”

| August 21, 2008 | Comments (0)

Michael Totten, reporting from Tblisi, Georgia, spoke to some survivors of the Russian attack on Gori. I thought this bit especially interesting: Her husband had remained behind and arrived in Tbilisi shortly before I did. “He was trying to keep the house and the fields,” she explained. “Afterward, he wanted to leave, but he was [...]

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Russians Bluster and Bull***t on Our Op-Ed Pages

| August 20, 2008 | Comments (1)

The Russian government has sent forth two mouthpieces to try to sway American public opinion this week. Mikhail Gorbachev has an op-ed in the New York Times wherein he said that Russia was just minding its own business in South Ossetia when the wicked Georgians shelled the city and forced them to act to save [...]

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Yes, but They Don’t Go!

Yes, but They Don’t Go!

| August 19, 2008 | Comments (0)

Even after signing a cease-fire agreement that says they have to leave Georgia, the Russians, like the Chorus of Policemen in the Pirates of Penzance, don’t seem to be in a very big hurry to go. In Gori, a strategic town on Georgia’s main east-west highway, six Russian armored personnel carriers, three tanks and two [...]

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Condoleeza Rice Sounds Like A Carter-Era Throwback

| August 18, 2008 | Comments (1)

I’ve been really disappointed with the Bush administration over the past year or so. I had thought, with the twin invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, the robust and vocal support of the downtrodden in Iran, and the huge push to establish ourselves as something much less than the Devil in Southeast Asia, that the President [...]

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