Election season is like one of those summer thunderstorms you feel coming. It builds slowly, beginning as a far-off rumble and a few flashes of lightning. Then the sky suddenly darkens, the wind picks up, the smell of ozone permeates the air and, before you know it, you’re getting nightly calls from a robotic telemarketer named “Steve.”
Editorial: Tune out voting noise; let Georgians decide our leaders
Election is about what’s best for state, not what national parties, interests want
