God, guns and marijuana. No, that’s not a Charlie Daniels song or a Hunter S. Thompson novel, but the general theme of this year’s Georgia General Assembly session, winding toward a finish this week. It was eight years ago then-candidate for president Barack Obama famously derided those who live in rural and Southern states for clinging to religion and guns, a snide swipe from a Harvard-educated Yankee who apparently didn’t understand Americans outside of his Beltway-to-Chicago axis.
Editorial: Legislature obsessed with prayers and pistols
Kudos to Gov. Deal for stalling the rush on bills seeking God and guns protection