@Man_Of_The_Mountain: Take your morals and shove'em where the sun don't shine.

@GroversMill: I was simply pointing out Mr. Brown's flawed logic. To your second point...hard working people go hungry everyday. Not everyone is a leech. As for your Bible verse: Proverbs 28:27 Whoever gives to the poor will not want, but he who hides his eyes will get many a curse. Luke 3:11 And he answered them, “Whoever has two tunics is to share with him who has none, and whoever has food is to do likewise.” However, this one will probably suit you more...Romans 12:20 To the contrary, “if your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by so doing you will heap burning coals on his head.”

"Claiming that half of the world’s food is being wasted implies that we are now producing almost twice as much food as we need."

No it does not. It means we are wasting too much food. Mr. Brown's pantry may be full, but I can assure you that millions of people in this country and around the world are not as lucky.

@helligater69: I stand corrected. I was registered in another state prior to moving to Georgia as an independent.

[quote][b]friendlyfire[/b] - Well, maybe you will get your chance to vote. If you are Democrat, feel free to vote twice.[/quote]

I am a registered independent who will vote twice. Once, in the Republican primary for anybody but Mr. Broun and again in the general election for the best candidate.

[quote][b]grove600[/b] -

Yeah, who are the Dems going to pin to the board so the mud can be slung?

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Mud Slinging: an attempt to discredit one's competitor, opponent, etc., by malicious or scandalous attacks.

Malicious and scandalous, neither of which are necessary to discredit Mr. Broun. I prefer any candidate, Republican or Democrat, to Mr. Broun.

LMAO. The contest for this seat is going to be entertaining.

Good for Aldean and friends. Good for fans. Good for UGA. Good for local economy.

@swimdawg68: Survey says....X! Try again.

@maxcat07: I think qualifying ends in late May, 2014.

@maxcat07: Article 2 Section 2 Paragraph V of Georgia State Constitution Vacancies created by elected officials qualifying for other office. The office of any state, county, or municipal elected official shall be declared vacant upon such elected official qualifying , in a general primary or general election , or special primary or special election , for another state , county, or municipal elective office or qualifying for the House of Representatives or the Senate of the United States if the term of the office for which such official is qualifying for begins more than 30 days prior to the expiration of such official's present term of office .

@big.john6654: "The service is free to AAA members and nonmembers." C'mon...it was only six sentences. And to answer your other question.

http://chronicle.augusta.com/news/metro/2012-12-20/aaa-budlight-offers-f...

20,000 people in 14 years across 3 states.

Weak sauce.

'Sigh'

Please stop. The above stated opinion is completely ignorant. There is plenty of evidence to the contrary.

http://www.pbs.org/kcts/videogamerevolution/impact/myths.html

Hunches like this only prolong the stereotype.

"I do , however, take serious issue with any person, politician or not, who seeks to impose his religiously based morality upon me or my family. That they have NO RIGHT to do." @ppensyl: My point exactly. Mr. Broun considers me an enemy and immoral. Either may be true but I am protected in both cases by the same constitution that Mr. Broun is constantly trying to rewrite.

Screw you and your morality Mr. Broun.

Praise Jebus!

"Balls!", cried the Queen. "If I had two, I would be King". The King laughed, he had two.

@The Oracle of the Athens Banner Herald: Write your representatives. Tell them you want more oversight and less waste. Work to change the system. I'm sure the DOT wastes tons of money each year. That does not change the fact that roads need improving and someone has to do it. Complaining about the process does not fix it. Suggestions?

@The Oracle of the Athens Banner Herald: Whether 441 was expanded with gas tax money is not relevant to my point. Improved roads bring brick and mortar businesses and increased through traffic. From the above article. "Construction equipment manufacturer Caterpillar cited T-SPLOST projects as one reason the company chose to build a new plant in Bogart." I'm sure existing business owners between Athens and Commerce would tell you that they saw increased business upon expansion. Roads are vital to economic progress. They must be built, maintained, and widened to accommodate growing populations and to attract new businesses. This has to be paid for somehow and a 1 cent sales tax increase is the least expensive to the whole. If you have other ideas, I would be glad to hear them as would everyone else. I'm open to anything that will save me money.

@The Oracle of the Athens Banner Herald: Or GA 316?

@The Oracle of the Athens Banner Herald: Would you argue that the expansion of U.S. 441 hasn't made a significant impact on the A-CC economy?

@crazy8golfer: Why? Are you going to build and improve roads? 26,000 jobs is an added bonus.

@Joel Kight: 7 days this year! Ticket confirmations went out today. Section 319, here I come. Go Dawgs!