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By: Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis

Will Jones - Atlanta Jeffersonian Exegesis — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:34:18 +0000

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By: Sometimes windmills should be chased. — Peach Pundit

Sometimes windmills should be chased. — Peach Pundit — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:28:25 +0000

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By: Grumpy

Grumpy — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 13:36:27 +0000

For the 130 years or so that Dems ran state government, none of them stole as much from the Georgia taxpayers and citizens as the present Republican leadership in the Governor’s Office and the State Capitol have. They have done a masterful job of holding up a Bible in one hand, while they stole for their friends and themselves as much as they could with the other hand. And many of you suckers bought their bull. Before Sonny leaves the Governor’s Mansion after next year, someone better count the china and silver.

By: Greg Lowery

Greg Lowery — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 12:22:59 +0000

I came to know Senator Chapman through the Jekyll Island debates, and found him to be a true public servant, willing to pursue not the popular course, but the right course. Over the past two years, in observing the political machinations that have surrounded private profit from public land, I have become very disenchanted with the political process. My own senator has only given me lipservice. Chapman is refreshing in that he is not your typical politician. I trust him to serve the public interest.

By: cletus T Rockafella

cletus T Rockafella — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 11:56:02 +0000

Chapman will get my vote. We have had moral recklessness from both sides for too long. All of the other current candidates have essentially be failures in their jobs and like always, are always all too willing to tell the voters what they want to hear, while pushing their own personal agendas. Chapman seems above all this.

By: Roberta Sedam

Roberta Sedam — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 02:28:22 +0000

I have watched Senator Chapman in a meeting with Linger Longer, the company that was awarded a contract to develop Jekyll Island. Senator Chapman brought up the most piercing and to the point questions. He has an ability to cut through the superfluous and get to the heart of the conflict. His intelligence and perserverance in tackling a problem are impressive. His ideals are high but he also knows how to WIN. In these challenging times when we cannot afford to waste our financial, environmental and people resources, we would be very well served to have Jeff Chapman as our Governor.

By: Roberta Sedam

Roberta Sedam — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 02:18:31 +0000

I am so delighted that Senator Chapman is running for Governor. As other comments have stated he is a man of principle and a real public servent. What hasn’t been mentioned so far is his ability to cut to the heart of the problem. I witnessed when I heard him speak in a public meeting with Linger Longer. He knows the right qestions to persue and he persues them with intelligence and perserverance. He has high ideals and he also knows how to get things done. I have watched him fight and WIN when up against very powerful adversaries. These are challenging times we are in. We can’t afford waste of our financial, environmental or people resources. Governor Chapman would be a man for our times.

By: flipped

flipped — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 23:06:36 +0000

We need a man like Chapman to take the office of Governor. I’ve followed him for the past 4 years on the Jekyll / Linger Longer folly and he never wavered. He has consistently taken the high road and has left his “party” for the people. Too bad he’s running on the Republican ticket. The Republicans of today have taken the stance of yesterdays Dems. God only knows where the Dems are these days. Way far left and drowning in the Koolaid?

By: Marcia

Marcia — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:21:39 +0000

I was so happy to read that Jeff Chapman is running. I am also a Republican who protests government relationships with private businesses in my hometown. We are told to be good stewards of our land and Chapman is not against growth-just unhealthy growth. I agree with Ed’s description of the Eric Johnson- Jamie Reynolds connection. How is this beneficial to Georgians?

Johnson is Perdue Part 2.