Comments on: Your morning jolt: Chapman joins GOP race for governor

By: Judy Sophianopoulos

Judy Sophianopoulos — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:48:24 +0000

How wonderful to have a candidate for governor who supports and works for continuance of Jekyll Island as a state park for the people of Georgia! I’ll vote for him and I’m not even a Republican!

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:15:48 +0000

Jeff Chapman just launched his campaign site, well, it is a mini site, the full site will be up soon.

http://www.jeffchapmanforgovernor.com

By: Charlie B

Charlie B — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:44:54 +0000

If the people of Georgia want someone who truly sets out to represent and protect their best interests–heedless of what some well-heeled contributors trying to gain behind-the-scenes influence may want for their own selfish reasons–then I suggest they may want to give Sen. Jeff Chapman very close consideration. Chapman strikes me as a man who has true backbone and a deep respect for what democracy and free markets should be about.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:15:54 +0000

Finally someone who doesn’t play games and isn’t afraid to stand alone. Senator Jeff Chapman is someone who cares about the backbone of this Country. I have known him for years and talk about someone who is honest, hardworking, ethical and is in it for the PEOPLE. He is perfect!! A smart business man who cares about what is best for us, who could ask for more. We would be lucky to have him. Lets get the word out so everyone can get to know him for their selves. I live in Atlanta and he has my vote!!

By: Kay Hoffman

Kay Hoffman — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 23:37:22 +0000

Jeff Chapman would make a superb governor. His courageous stand against over-development on Jekyll Island, his committment to fiscal responsibility, and his hard work uncovering the facts behind political agendas make him a unique individual capable of representing the needs of most Georgians.

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 18:42:30 +0000

Ray McBerry is the way to go.

By: Will Jones - Atlanta

Will Jones - Atlanta — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 10:54:05 +0000

Daniel, This fellow Chapman seems to have been righteous in his opposition to the core evil identified by you of the Gay Old Pervert party concerning Jekyll Island and the Reynolds scum Bush ally. And while those who have some good in them effectively “had” to be in that party to serve in public office in our state, because of the degree of evil achieved by hypocrites, liars and traitors on the national level, if the Democratic Party can’t take advantage of President Obama’s election to place in the running a good and decent candidate, we’ll have to vote for what could be described as the “lesser evil.”

Georgians are the best Americans but there are elements within the Democratic Party’s entrenched low-level leadership – explicitly against Barack Obama’s candidacy for president – which can only be rectified by mass awareness of your valid concern.

Chapman’s a Methodist and I’m sure we’ll have televised debates to see for ourselves if he has the good character and integrity his role in opposition to Perdue and Linger Longer made apparent. He certainly lives in a wonderful place, and has clearly tried to protect its beauty for all Georgians.

From my research it seems he has not gone completely nuts trying to deny a woman’s right to her own body and reproduction in alliance with the Babylonian priesthood: the Gay Old Pervert party’s base.

Max Cleland ought to be Governor of Georgia this time around – for Georgia’s sake…that we redeem ourselves from the evil visited upon us through Chambliss and Bush’s treason.

Senator Cleland quit the lie of the 9/11 Commission. This marks him as a true American Hero, and he’s from Lithonia, born in Atlanta.

If all Georgians would come together in great numbers and draft him perhaps he could be persuaded to submit, but I’ve spoken with him on the subject twice and the last time his warm tone “hardened.” I won’t be the one to bring it up to him again.

Cleland as governor would be optimal. G-d, I’m sure, would then bless Georgia.

Find someone other than Roy Barnes for governor – pick a name out of the phone book – odds are it would be someone better.

I’m not voting for a draft-dodger and bankster who prostituted his position in the public trust on behalf of the banking industry, and did nothing to bring to justice those who killed John and Martin to send us to die for the pope in Vietnam.

I believe, like you, that the falsely named “Republican” party is the political branch of Fascism in America: the “Fifth Column” of the Roman Anti-Christ. The People managed to elect Barack Obama, who I believe is anointed. In Georgia we must insist that the progress his election represents be realized in this greatest of all the States, but I’m not throwing my vote away and Chapman made a good impression during the Jekyll Island scandal.

Let’s force the Democrats to place in nomination a good person with proven integrity like Max Cleland…they haven’t yet. Until they do I’ll be grateful to have Chapman as front-runner, to fall back on.

By: Skipper

Skipper — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 09:43:52 +0000

Daniel

Sounds like you are not intelligent enough to be voting at all and your mind is so open your your brains fell out long ago. .

By: red

red — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 04:38:41 +0000

Who ever gets elected to the Governors office, should bring back the Chain Gangs! These State and County Jailed Convict Scum would be put to better use Mowing the Grass of the Medians of our Interstate Highways and to Clean and Maintain our Rest Stop bathrooms instead of closing them.

By: Daniel

Daniel — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 04:22:03 +0000

Why in the United States of America would anyone want to vote for a single Republican. They are a fascist party of gangsters out to destroy America. I have always voted with an open mind which equates to simply who the best candidate is. No more and never again will I ever vote for a fascist Republican, ever!!!!