RTing everything you can imagine from the Peach State. Supporter of Filipino tilt-a-whirl operators.

Titletown
Joined January 2010
May I ask a question of students of Congress? In the Senate, the bill calling for sanctions on Russia has 85 co-sponsors. Not mere supporters — co-sponsors. Yet the bill has been sidelined, not voted on. How common is this, for a bill that, apparently, is so popular?
4
27
165
6,574
It is unlikely I will ever subscribe to a print newspaper again. I understand the decision of @ajc but it is sad. I will always love that feeling of getting the perfect fold on a Sunday morning. I look forward to many more years of ajc digital subscription but mourn the loss.
35
If Republicans have a defense of this — Republicans in politics or in the media — I would like to hear it. (Really.)
Update: I offered the amendment. Not to refuse acceptance of the Qatari jet; just to prohibit Trump from taking it with him when he leaves office - after the taxpayers spend $1 billion to retrofit it. Failed 14-15. Every single Republican voted to allow Trump to take the jet.
14
51
2
184
15,407
Zelensky will return home to trepidation over the US posture but attaboys, even from opposition figures, for standing up for his country and the truth that his country is the victim, not the aggressor. Once again, because it seems hard to grasp, politics happens in other countries, too.
Lindsey Graham on Fox says "Zelensky either has to fundamentally change or go"
76
221
8
2,199
151,722
Baker Owens retweeted
Here's kind of a fun question: Does the media clown who asked Zelenskyy today why he wasn't wearing a suit in the Oval Office ever ask Musk the same question?
251
266
18
2,815
93,867
If anyone is looking for ways to help Ukraine, I strongly recommend helpingukraine.us. This was started by a local Atlanta guy I know and this guy is doing the Lords work. Go here and find the Donate button…
1
52
You can read more about the work he and the team are doing here @ajc: ajc.com/opinion/emor...
24
This seems like a tough thing for @foxnews to paper over but they’ll give it the ol’ college try!
I cannot think of a previous example in US history of a president a) inheriting a successful fast-growing economy; and b) promptly capsizing it by his own freely chosen policies motivated by his prejudices and ignorance. Yet that's Trump 2025.
46
Trump says 25% Canada/Mexico tariffs and another 10% China tariffs are coming next week. Meanwhile, US steel prices spiked 9%-20% last week and US manufacturers just reported their highest input costs in two years. I'm sure it's fine.
40
249
38
847
139,494
I am amazed by all these US establishment figures who believe that Trump wants to improve the US, when all he is doing is destruction of the social & regulatory state, or that he wants to support the West & democracy, when all he says is that he wants to support dictatorships.
34
304
6
1,055
21,657
Trump also called Zelensky “a dictator.” To the best of my research abilities, Trump has never called Vladimir Putin a dictator. Nor have I found any case of Trump calling China’s Xi Jinping a dictator. Trump did tell Joe Rogan in autumn, “He controls 1.4 billion people with an iron fist,” but from the context, it is clear Trump meant it as a compliment. nationalreview.com/the-morni… – at Ukraine
78
115
2
571
27,498
If Elon were on Putins payroll or was being blackmailed, what would be different?
At CPAC, Elon Musk claims that Ukrainians are dying on the front line “for the biggest graft machine I’ve ever seen.” He provides no evidence for this, nor does he betray any understanding that Ukrainians are fighting for their freedom, in a war not of their choosing.
1
133
Baker Owens retweeted
"This administration stands for traditional values, and which values could be more traditional than the abuse and trafficking of women?"
113
1,873
30
7,262
249,594
Losing the alliance between Europe and the U.S. would benefit only Putin and North Korea. 4/
47
290
9
3,184
385,270
Strange, someone named "Senator Tom Cotton" released an 84-page report four years ago that argued USAID would be "useful" and "play an important role" in countering Chinese influence abroad. If you see that guy you should ask him about this cotton.senate.gov/imo/media/…
USAID was a vanguard of the global left. That's why the media and Democrats are melting down over saving money that was being sent overseas by U.S. taxpayers.
368
6,178
266
26,983
1,006,062
I'll say it again, I understand why people like the DOGE-budget cuts effort. But if you think the President has sweeping power like that to ignore Congress on spending, then any President can defund ICE, CIA, FBI, NIH, CDC, military, etc. by unilateral action.
63
51
10
405
23,485
Trump promises tariffs, insisting “We’re not looking for a concession.” It was “a pure economic” maneuver. Rs in Congress beg him to back off and stocks sell off quick. Abandons some when Mexico promises to do what it did in 2020 and 2021. = “Mexico caves?”
38
132
14
534
90,863
Baker Owens retweeted
World’s richest man unilaterally shutting down government funds to religious charity.
1,632
1,446
197
5,816
704,270
Y’all stay safe out there. And a big thanks to the emergency responders making sure everyone is good. @ATLFireRescue
1
2
58