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The new generation of leaders
The Friday Photo Decatur High School, Decatur, GA Students walked out or took a knee on Wednesday because #enoughisenough. I stood with them and for them.
Posted in ethics, family, Georgia, Georgia General Assembly, Nathan Deal, politics, racism, social justice, The Friday Photo
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Taking thoughts and prayers to the bank
The Friday Photo February 16, 2018
Posted in ethics, Georgia, The Friday Photo
Tagged 2nd Amendment, assault rifles, campaigns, Citizens United, Congress, Florida, gun control, gun violence assault weapons, legislation, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, mass murders, NRA, Parkland, political donations, school shootings, Senator David Perdue, Senator Johnny Isakson, thoughts and prayers
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