Savannah’s Horses, Political Posturing, and a Side of Cold Water: My Southern Fried Take
(A Southern Fried Thoughts Post by Dean Burnette) Well now, Savannah, Georgia. There ain’t many places on God’s green earth […]
The Founders’ Gamble: How America’s 249th Birthday Proves the Old Boys Were Right All Along
A Southern Perspective on Why Thomas Jefferson Would Be Grinning Like a Possum Eating Sweet Potato Pie Author: Dean Burnette
The Truth About -isms: Why Americans Know Exactly What They’re Rejecting
Posted in Politics | By Dean Burnette Well now, my friend David done stirred up something fiercer than a hornet’s
When Pigs Wrestle
How to Spot the Mean-Spirited Politics That Ain’t Worth Your Time Posted in Politics • By Dean Burnette Well now,
Politics
Unity, Grace, and Moving Forward: Reflections on the Georgia GOP Convention
Just got back from the Georgia State GOP Convention up in Dalton, and let me tell you, it was a
When 77.3 Million Americans Speak, Maybe It’s Time to Listen:
Defunding NPR and Harvard Isn’t Anti-Intellectual—It’s Pro-Democracy Published by Dean Burnette | Southern Fried Thoughts Well now, gather ’round the
Faith, Family
Memorial Day Tribute: Celebrating the Life of Noah Harris and Honoring All Who Serve
Alright now, pull up a chair. Got somethin’ heavy on my heart today, somethin’ important to talk about. This Memorial
Faith That Moves Mountains (And Sometimes Even Us Stubborn Southerners)
How a Cajun Mama’s Wisdom and Noah’s Big Boat Reminded Me What Really Matters — Well now, folks, I just
Faith, Family
Rodeo Revelations: Lessons in Grit, Grace, and Eight Seconds of Glory
There’s something about that moment that “Eight Seconds of Glory” when the chute gate swings open that’ll teach you more
Faith
A Letter to My Atheist Friend
Hey my ol’ friend, I hope you’re sippin’ on somethin’ cool and enjoyin’ the sunshine wherever you are! Let me