HomeTip Line + ContactAbout2013Masthead#GOP #Rebrand #FailBy Juliana On February 25, 2014  · Leave a Comment · In RandomThe Republicans seem to have their hands full with a number of problematic bills and elected officials littering the legislatures and creating all sorts of unpleasant press droppings.  Some are witty and some not so much.Lets take a quick look at the “rebranding” targets to see how things as going shall we.Rebranding with the women folk:Not good.Georgia ladies be mad.Go home your drunk.Rebranding with the football booster clubs, wait thats not a thing? Rushing the passer huh that’s not what this means, I’m so confused.Boycotts have consequences, expensive ones.Rebranding with medical community? Cavities on the rise bless his heart he’s the only name on this bill awww <sad trombone>X-Rays of dead people on FB as a winning Senate campaign strategy, oh I think not.Sick people? No future with them.Rebranding with the rising American/Georgia Electorate?  You know who I mean, “those people”It’s always fun to mess with Voting Rights!They don’t need no stinking license or IDRebranding with LBGT community.. oh hell y’all were NEVER doing that! *gigglesnort*Gay Republicans puzzle me.What does AZ, OK, GA, VA, IN, TN, ID & Maine have in common.. well this.Republican Poster Children or as I like to call them, “equal opportunity cringe worthy Representatives of your brand”Ted Nugent is not helping anyone is he?Le sigh Rep. Broun, le sighFinally this, a special delivery of home grown crazy (part 2) Clean up on isle 22.( 0 comments )Honor Our Veterans with a Stable Economic FutureBy Jessie Calkins On February 24, 2014  · Leave a Comment · In 2014, Budget, Congress, Economy, Guest Post, Legislature, National Security, Op-Ed, Taxes, War, Womenby Sandra Givens Scott, a state representative in Georgia and a member of the Women Legislators’ Lobby, a program of Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND).As a veteran, I have some particular worries about how our nation is meeting the needs of our men and women in uniform and their families. The political brinkmanship Congress has displayed with basic budget decisions over the last several years has threatened the entire U.S. economy and specifically put  at risk essential programs that help prepare returning veterans to reenter the job market.  Members of our military and their families deserve an economy that serves them as well as they serve us.  Jeopardizing our economic security for a political gain is no way to honor these brave women and men.My husband and I are U.S. Army veterans, and I am appalled at the treatment and services provided to veterans and their families. Our men and women serving in the military work tirelessly to serve this nation; in return they get a slap in the face from the country they protect and love.  As I look at my husband and our friends, who served in Desert Sto