Stories by Tom Crawford
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School Funding Is on the Table Again
Capitol Impact
By running for governor, School Superintendent John Barge is pushing the issue.
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State Lawmakers Will Rush Home to Raise Campaign Funds
Capitol Impact
They'll pass a budget and move the election to May 20 and call it a day.
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Is Paul Broun the Senate Frontrunner?
Capitol Impact
The establishment hates him, but he's driving everyone else to the right.
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The Face of Food Stamps
Capitol Impact
The state government is making it harder and harder for people who need help to get it.
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Michael Thurmond Takes on His Biggest Job Yet
Capitol Impact
The Athens native is heading up the struggling DeKalb County school system.
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Governor Deal Looks Nervous
Capitol Impact
Signs are beginning to appear that Gov. Deal is running scared.
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The Braves Don't Need Our Tax Money
Capitol Impact
Georgia taxpayers are subsidizing wealthy corporations while neglecting public schools.
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Thanksgiving Reminds Us How We Used to Work Together
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The Pilgrims knew government is a force for good.
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Cobb County Commissioners Are Suckers for Paying for the Braves' Stadium
Capitol Impact
Subsidizing billionaires is bad for taxpayers.
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Georgia Voters Face a Generational Choice
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It's 38-year-old Jason Carter versus 72-year-old Gov. Nathan Deal.
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Vanity Candidates
Capitol Impact
Every election people run for office whose only possible effect is on their own egos.
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Tom Watson and Zell Miller Took Similar Paths
Capitol Impact
The statue of Watson, progressive-turned-racist, in front of the Capitol is being moved.
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Chambliss and Isakson Are the Grownups in the Senate
Unlike House Republicans, Saxby and Johnny were reasonable about the shutdown.
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Nunn and Carter: Familiar Names in Georgia Politics
Capitol Impact
Michelle Nunn, Sam's daughter, is running for Senate. Now Jason Carter, Jimmy's grandson, might run for governor, too.
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The Obamacare Website Is the Real Death Panel
Capitol Impact
Why are Republicans so worried about the Affordable Care Act when the website hardly works?
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This Modern World
Tea Party Freedom Fighters
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Gov. Nathan Deal Keeps a Political Tradition Alive
Capitol Impact
Railing against them lyin' Atlanta papers, that is.
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Georgia Turns Students Away from Its Colleges
Capitol Impact
Continuous cuts to education are beginning to show an effect.
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