Topic: Political polarization

The Founders didn’t invent the filibuster, but they did want to make it difficult to change federal law.

For decades Americans have heightened the stakes of presidential elections by giving Washington more power.

The conversations you never anticipated can be some of the most challenging. They also can be the most rewarding.

Humility and sanity may be gone from Washington but still mostly prevails in Georgia. For now.

Stetson Bennett will forever be remembered as the former walk-on who led Georgia to consecutive national championships.

Butch Miller got in trouble this past week for saying what a lot of Georgians believe.

National holidays are treasured occasions, and not only because it means a day off (for many of us). Most of these holidays bear a certain, obvious solemnity of purpose: Memorial […]

Everyone knows by now that Georgia’s political fault line runs between its urban and suburban counties on one side, and its exurban and rural ones on the other. But the […]