I Finally Agree With the Democrats—And That’s What Scared Me Straight February 25, 2026 Well now, grab yourself a rocking chair and pour some sweet tea, ’cause what I’m about to tell you might just knock your boots off. Last night, Debbie and I settled in to watch the State of the Union address. And […]
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A Southern Fried Guide to Surviving Election Season Or: Why Your Lazy Neighbor’s Vote Counts Just as Much as Your Educated One—And That Oughtta Scare You Silly A Field Guide to the 2026 Georgia Primaries Part One of a Series That Just Might Save Our State It’s 2026 in Georgia, and the political air is
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Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler! — Mardi Gras, Lent, and the Gumbo of Life” By Dean Burnette February 17, 2026 If you’re reading this from South Louisiana, there’s a decent chance you’ve already heard a marching band at 9:12 a.m., smelled somebody’s gumbo from two streets over, and watched a man in a purple wig
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When the Fox Guards the Henhouse: A Southern Boy’s Take on “Nonpartisan” Election Analysis Pull up a chair and pour yourself some sweet tea, folks. We need to have us a little talk about propaganda dressed up in Sunday clothes. Well now, I just finished reading something that got my blood hotter than a tin
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When Good People See Different Things: A Letter About Truth, Compassion, and Finding Our Way Home “The heart of the discerning acquires knowledge, for the ears of the wise seek it out.” – Proverbs 18:15 My friend Jennie—and she IS my friend, make no mistake about that—posted something on Facebook that’s been weighing heavy on
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When Georgia Needs a Voice That Won’t Back Down: Why Kandiss Taylor Has My Vote Dean Burnette | Faith, Family, Politics | January 27, 2026 We’re living in interesting times, folks. And by “interesting,” I mean the kind of times that make you want to check if you accidentally wandered onto the set of some
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The Federal Reserve: Who Holds America’s Purse Strings (And Why It Matters) A Bank Like No Other Picture this: a mighty oak door creaks open in a stately marble building. Inside, a handful of folks in tailored suits shuffle papers and sip coffee while deciding how much it’ll cost you to borrow money
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