Cheryle Johnson is a former reporter, PR/HR Manager living in Metro Atlanta. She is an award winning journalist and poet.
“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here
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First-time candidate for Georgia State Senate runs to counter what Governor Kemp has wrought.
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I hope so, because I already did. I did so knowing there are priests — especially here in the U.S. — who will say I have violated the doctrine of my faith
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Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA) just can’t help himself when it comes to deceased Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Rather than push any positives of Judge Amy Coney Barrett in his Twitter
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When it comes to soliciting your votes, all politicians have a story to tell. But never has a politician’s origin story sounded so much like my own as South Carolina’s Democratic Senate
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The laugh was insidious. It wasn’t a full-throated laugh of joy or the guffaw you give when you’ve heard a really good joke. It was more like the “heh, heh, heh” a
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Women of accomplishment have turned out in record numbers running as Democratic candidates in Georgia. The extraordinary achievements of Sarah Beeson, candidate for State Senate District 56, put her at the top
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Connie Di Cicco knows Georgia: from the soil on the seven acres where she grew up in Roswell, to the political buzz under Georgia’s Capitol Gold Dome. She’s even familiar with the
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Ever since Ronald Reagan, I could be faithfully counted on to vote for the GOP presidential nominee. That was until Donald Trump was nominated in 2016. My loyalty to the party went
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First-time candidate for Georgia State Senate runs to counter what Governor Kemp has wrought.
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For my thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways, says the LORD. As high as the heavens are above the earth, so high are my ways above your
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But it is a lie. It is not the face of a happy people I see when I look at our nation. I see frustration and long pent up anger in some.
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