When Political Ads Tell Only Half the Story As another election approaches, voters should be deeply concerned about the growing number of negative campaign advertisements. Both major political parties use negative tactics. Candidates often spend more time attacking their opponents than explaining what they would do to improve our communities. Some advertisements may contain facts,Continue reading “Tell the Whole Story !!”
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Civic Participation!
Civic Participation: When People Get Involved, Communities Become Stronger The U.S. Constitution was written in 1787 to establish the framework for our federal government. Before gaining independence, the thirteen colonies believed that King George III and the British government were treating them unfairly. Those grievances were expressed in the Declaration of Independence, adopted in 1776.Continue reading “Civic Participation!”
Follow The Money and Vote….
America Should Not Be for Sale: It Is Time to Follow the Money and Vote We must be willing to put our personal feelings and political loyalties aside and accept the truth—even when that truth makes us uncomfortable. The current administration’s policies are benefiting wealthy donors and powerful corporations while many working families continue strugglingContinue reading “Follow The Money and Vote….”
You Can’t Afford To Sit This Election Out. !!!!!
Your Vote Is Your Voice: America Cannot Afford for You to Sit This Election Out Every election matters, but the 2026 midterm election deserves the full attention of the American people. Too many eligible voters believe their individual vote will not make a difference. Others become discouraged because they feel politicians do not listen onceContinue reading “You Can’t Afford To Sit This Election Out. !!!!!”
Get Involved !!
Strong Communities Begin With Involvement—not Complaints When people work together, the positive impact can be seen throughout their community. Neighborhoods are cleaner, safer, better organized, and more prepared to respond when proposed developments could affect residents’ quality of life. Some communities understand the power of togetherness. Their residents attend public meetings, communicate with elected officials,Continue reading “Get Involved !!”
More Than Just Finding The Facts…….
Behind the Badge of a Private Investigator: More Than Just Finding the Facts For more than three decades, I have worked as a private investigator. During that time, I have investigated murders, aggravated assaults, armed robberies, civil matters, background cases, and many other situations where finding the truth mattered. When people hear the words “privateContinue reading “More Than Just Finding The Facts…….”
Working Americans Are Still Falling Behind…..
The Economy May Be Growing, But Working Americans Are Still Falling Behind When politicians and economists discuss the state of the U.S. economy, we often hear numbers about inflation, unemployment, economic growth, and consumer spending. But there is another way to measure the economy: Can the average working person afford to live? For millions ofContinue reading “Working Americans Are Still Falling Behind…..”
When Political Ads Tell Part of The Truth!!!!
When Political Ads Tell Part of the Truth: A Look at the Claims Against Keisha Lance Bottoms As Georgia moves deeper into the 2026 election season, voters are seeing political advertisements attacking former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms over spending controversies from her time at Atlanta City Hall. The question voters should ask is notContinue reading “When Political Ads Tell Part of The Truth!!!!”
Is Justice Really Equal ?
When the Video Tells the Truth: Is Justice Really Equal? On Friday, August 14, 2026, a local television news station reported a disturbing incident involving a counselor and a child. According to the report, the counselor was captured on video during an incident in which the child was injured after striking a desk. The facilityContinue reading “Is Justice Really Equal ?”
Black Men and Prison: Poverty, Education, Unemployment-Or Something More?
Yes—poverty, limited education, and unemployment all contribute, but research does not point to one single cause explaining why Black men are incarcerated at disproportionately high rates. It is better understood as a combination of economic disadvantage, neighborhood conditions, education, employment opportunities, exposure to crime, policing practices, sentencing policies, and prior involvement with the justice system.Continue reading “Black Men and Prison: Poverty, Education, Unemployment-Or Something More?”
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