#BKP interviews Pennsylvania Elector Lee Snover about Electoral College
Featured, News, Politics November 28, 2016
Listen to interview with Pennsylvania Elector Lee Snover about receiving over 8000 emails concerning her voting for Donald Trump at the Electoral College.
Also we talked to Snover about the battle in the Pennsylvania Republican party between the Never Trump and Pro Trump groups. Why is PA Congressman Lou Barletta visiting Trump Tower? Could Snover be OK with Mitt Romney for Secretary of State?
Nelson Gets New Mayor! And other Election Results
Featured Stories, Politics November 7, 2012
The City of Nelson elected a new mayor during last night’s long-awaited general election. (more…)
Election Day In Pickens County
Featured Stories, Politics November 6, 2012
FYN stopped by Tate Elementary this morning to ask voters a couple of questions as they exited the polls. (more…)
Sound and Fury: Biden Bets on Bombastic, Ryan on Substance
Featured Stories, Politics October 12, 2012
Biden showed the American People that he is erratic, sometimes weird, undignified and bombastic. (more…)
Romney Dominates in Denver
Featured Stories, Politics October 4, 2012
Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney’s months of hard work paid off last night. (more…)
Romney Rises at RNC!
Featured Stories, Politics August 31, 2012
In a long-awaited reception, Mitt Romney officially accepted the Republican nomination for candidate for President of the United States last night at the Republican National Convention in Tampa. (more…)
Olens, Bondi Team-up at RNC
Featured Stories, Politics August 30, 2012
“We did everything in our power to stop it, taking the fight all the way to the United States Supreme Court.”
Graves Responds to Collins Win
Community, Featured Stories August 27, 2012
The current and new ninth districts converged recently in East Ellijay. (more…)
ObamaCare Upheld! Ninth District Reacts to SCOTUS Decision
Featured Stories, News June 29, 2012
In a long-awaited and controversial decision, the Supreme Court ruled yesterday 5-4 to uphold most parts of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare). Justice Kennedy, who was seen previously as a swing-vote, sided with Justices Thomas, Alito and Scalia, while Chief Justice John Roberts, appointed by George W. Bush, cast the deciding vote, siding with Justices Breyer, Kagan, Ginsburg, and Stotomayor. Kagan, however, did not recuse herself, even though she had a hand in the molding of the legislation. (more…)
Newt Shows Mitt How to Win Home State!
Featured Stories, Politics March 7, 2012
Newt Gingrich wins Georgia! (more…)
Super Tuesday Draws Pickens Voters
Featured Stories, Politics March 6, 2012
Pickens County Voters braved the brisk weather this morning to vote in Georgia’s Primary Election as part of Super Tuesday. (more…)