Opinion: Get to know the Gorman candidates. They’re political winners.
We are hearing far too little about the Democratic candidates in our local statehouse and congressional elections -- all two of them: Allison Gorman and Meg Gorman.

We are hearing far too little about the Democratic candidates in our local statehouse and congressional elections -- all two of them: Allison Gorman and Meg Gorman.

We are weary of school students' parents whining about their children being taught.

Watch this week to see if our middle-aged-to-elderly Hamilton County commissioners and our new millennial county mayor continue to snip and snipe at each other.

Don't let your eyes glaze over when you get to the small print -- the four amendments proposed for the Tennessee Constitution -- on your ballot for the Nov. 8 mid-term election.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has been making sure she was seen a lot lately, warming up a crowd for her blustering, pathetic former president and sitting behind Republican House minority leader Kevin McCarthy as he spoke recently of his GOP midterm election strategy.

The Hamilton County Commission certainly doesn't mind spending $10,000 of our money -- maybe more -- to find out if Weston Wamp is indeed the mayor of the county.

We need to stop the real steal. The next one in the making by Republicans.

It was a pretty simple question for Georgia's Republican lawmakers and candidates running for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives, the U.S. Senate and the Georgia Lt. Governor's office.

Thankfully, the CDC and other trackers are rating the risk of COVID-19 in Tennessee and Hamilton County as "low" these days. But don't be lulled into thinking the virus -- still a leading cause of death in our country -- is done with us. Because it is not.

If you watch no other Jan. 6 hearing videos (and you really should watch them all), you must watch Thursday's Select Committee hearing.
