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Dams should already be in placeDams should already be in place
According to Rebecca Wodder, president of American Rivers, a recent court ruling has been made that says Atlanta has not been authorized by Congress to withdraw drinking water from Lake Lanier.
For Congress, the battle begins
"I object. I object. I object ... " Rep. Tom Price, a Roswell Republican, repeated the line over and over, interrupting his Democratic counterparts every time they tried to speak.
Two Democratic members of Georgia's Congressional delegation voted against a major healthcare reform bill late Saturday.
Va clinic 'great place' says veteran of Vietnam
Hundreds of veterans, family members, loved ones and officials of the Office of Veterans Affairs gathered in Newnan Friday as grand opening ceremonies were held for Georgia's newest VA Community-based Outpatient Clinic.
Read That Huge Healthcare Bill?
"I'm reading it right now and it has a great plot." That's how Democratic Ohio Congressman Dennis Kuchinich answered Monday when I asked him if he'd read his party's nearly 2,000 page healthcare reform bill that could hit the U.S. House floor for debate by the end of the week.
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Congress must get tough on banks
Congress' "spare the rod, spoil the child" routine with banks needs to stop. The Troubled Asset Relief Program may have bailed out the banking sector, but it has failed the American taxpayer.
Your morning jolt: We've entered the 48-hour zone for political hijinks
Just because you can't or won't prove that you've created a charitable foundation, just because you've been fined $25,000 for failing to properly register that charity - " none of that deprives you of bragging rights.
Atlanta Mayoral Candidates Spar; King Of Pop Is Box Office King;...
Atlanta's mayoral candidates spar in the last debate before election day; only one Morehouse student remains in the hospital after a weekend bus wreck; Michael Jackson's movie dominates the box office and extends its stay in theaters.
Foreclosures Focus Of Congressional Hearing
Foreclosures in the metro-Atlanta area and bank failures throughout Georgia were the focus of a congressional field hearing at the state Capitol.
My friend Walt White is running for reelection next week for the City Council in Fayetteville.
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Governors urged to end water war
Congressional delegations from Georgia, Alabama and Florida decided Wednesday to send a letter to the governors of the three states, urging them to meet - and resolve - the decades-long "water war." U.S. Rep.
Delegations meet on water dispute
Members of Congress from Georgia, Florida and Alabama agreed Wednesday to send a joint letter urging their respective governors to meet over a long-running dispute that threatens Lake Lanier's future as a water supply.
GOP seeks candidates to challenge Grayson
National Republicans met with two potential challengers to U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson on Wednesday as the GOP establishment continued to search for a candidate who can topple the outspoken freshman Democrat from Orlando .
Power Breakfast: Public hearing here on bank crisis, Georgia Dome, Coke, UPS, GMAC
Georgia has led the nation in bank failures and members of Congress are coming to town to hear about their effect.
Congressmen to hold hearing in Atlanta on banking, real estate
Members of Congress are coming to Atlanta to see and hear first hand just how bad the state's banking and real estate industries are these days.
Ga. congressmen set up water talks with Ala., Fla.
Members of Georgia's congressional delegation have invited their counterparts from Alabama and Florida to a discussion on how to resolve the tri-state water dispute.
Much of the attention for the off-year election next month is being paid to gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia, where Republicans stand a chance of winning offices that have been held by Democrats lately.
Farmer From Frog Jump Helps Push Republican Strategy to Retake U.S. House
Stephen Fincher , a gospel-singing farmer, has never lived outside of Frog Jump, Tennessee.
The coming scrimmage between Washington and college football
Washington now has a political action committee sworn to bring an end to the current Bowl Championship Series and replace it with a competitive, post-season system for college football.
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