It has been an exciting 18 months. In that time I have traveled all over North Georgia, especially in Walker, Dade, Catoosa, and Chattooga counties. I have met many wonderful people who are really the heart and soul of our great state.
While the election certainly did not turn out the way we wanted, I am grateful for those who had faith in me to represent the district in Atlanta. The election for this race is now over as Senator Mullis will not face a Democrat in the general election in November. Though I will not be in Atlanta this year, I hope some of my ideas and philosophies are carried to the capital for the upcoming session.
I ask we continue our diligence to ensure we have a government working FOR us, not around us. It is easy to get excited during an election season, but the true strength in our Republic is when we stay focused all of the time. Do not hesitate to stay in contact with all of your elected officials. From the county commissioner to the Governor, when they do not hear from we, the people, the assumption of acceptance is all too often made. That is what has gotten our country in debt of over 109 Trillion dollars.
I look forward to maintaining the many friendships I have made over the past months. I intend to stay active in the political process; I hope you do as well.
Once again, thank you, and God Bless you, Georgia, and America.
Jeremy Jones
Posted by Paul Zannucci on October 9, 2010 at 11:57 pm
After reading your site, I am very sorry that you lost your race.
Another thing I noticed, however, is that you are a natural blogger. I would like for you to join us as a blogger at libertyledger.com.
During the 2008 elections, I ran a site called American Sentinel with some other bloggers, and we literally became one of the most visited sites on the web. After the elections, we lost the site over a trademark battle.
I am getting a number of the principals back together for a new blog called “Liberty Ledger” and would love for you to join us and continue to share your views with readers. We will likely start a little slowly, as my first three days show (we’ve had barely over 300 readers total), but we know what we’re doing and can get the site humming over the next few months.
If you would like to participate, send me an email at pzannucci(at)gmail(dot)com, and I’ll get you set up.