President Obama’s statement on gay marriage doesn’t seem to have helped him among Georgians, but the issue could play differently on the national level . . .
Just 24 hours after North Carolina voters approve a constitutional ban on same-sex marriages, President Barack Obama endorses them . . .
Like their counterparts in Georgia eight years ago, Tarheel State voters pass a state constitutional amendment that bans both marriages and civil unions for gay couples . . .
Bill Richardson, the former New Mexico governor, predicts that the Latino vote will swing the outcome of the presidential election . . .
State GOP Chairwoman Sue Everhart tells birthers demanding a lawsuit against President Barack Obama that they’re just going to have to let the current legal process play out . . .
A poll conducted for Better Georgia shows Obama running a very close race among Georgia voters in head-to-head matchups against Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum . . .
The new federal budget proposal from President Barack Obama includes $2.8 million for the Savannah harbor expansion project, a move welcomed by Gov. Nathan Deal . . .
Secretary of State Brian Kemp rejects birther complaints, says President Barack Obama’s name will be listed on the presidential primary ballot in Georgia . . .
Here are some excerpts from a Georgia’s judge ruling against the birthers who continue to argue that Barack Obama is not a natural-born American citizen . . .
ALJ Michael Malihi finds that Barack Obama is a natural-born American citizen who is entitled to remain the ballot for the March 6 presidential primary in Georgia . . .
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