Painting with Too Broad a Brush
by Michael Murphy
It has never been difficult for me to call it as I see it. I can hardly recall a time such as this past week, where a spotlight needs to be shined on an issue near and dear to me.
We are well aware of what comes to mind when we hear the words 4H, we think of the impressive work … Read more...
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(Thanks to Ted Metz for video.)
The Madison Forum was very pleased to have Debbie Dooley speak at our monthly luncheon meeting on Saturday, October 30th at the “Semper … Read more...
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Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing is a familiar HUD term. But on July 16, 2015, AFH became the basis for a new rule, adding severe strings to Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grants. These new stipulations will shake the very foundations of your community. The people who control land use and zoning laws also control much … Read more...
The Green Dragon Tavern Still Lives
by Paul Nally
G’day, Lads and Lassies,
Ye Sons and Daughters of Liberty, take heart! The Green Dragon Tavern still lives!
Patience and planning are the watch–words. As Congressman Davey Crockett once said, “Be sure you’re right … then go ahead!”
This long train of abuses by these three branches of this government have now countenanced intolerable acts of Despotism, fostered … Read more...
Attorney and former Congressman Bob Barr, Madison Forum Member, was the Guest Speaker at our Breakfast Meeting, Saturday, January 25, 2020.
Bob spoke to a packed room about: “Impeachment!” Bob has a first hand perspective on the “Impeachment” process and behind the scenes knowledge as a GOP “Impeachment Manager” during the Impeachment of former President Bill Clinton and the Senate trial.
The Madison Forum was pleased to have Attorney and former Congressman Bob Barr, Madison Forum Member, speak at the February breakfast meeting. The topic of Bob’s speech was “Is Our System of Government Cracking Under the Strain (Emergency Powers, Rogue Law Enforcement, the Rise of Socialists, and the 25th Amendment).”
Bob’s vast experience including his time working for the CIA, U.S. Congress, Federal Prosecution, as well as teaching … Read more...
Dr. Melvyn Fein, Professor of Sociology at Kennesaw State University and Madison Forum Member, spoke recently to The Madison Forum about the current state of the presidential election and other topics such as “social change” and more.
Thanks to Ted Metz for video production.
… Read more...Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014 – Former Georgia Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers
Chip’s presentation on “Reasons to Support an Article V Convention” is a very important topic, and it is essential that we understand all the elements of an Article V Convention.
… Read more...by Donald S. Conkey
Monday is a national holiday created to remember the life and death of Dr. Martin Luther King. King’s life changed America and his assassination in 1968 stirred America as America had not been stirred since the Civil War, a war that was suppose to remove the shackles of slavery in America. Breaking slavery’s back required wise men, compromise, a new constitution, a Civil War, and the … Read more...
by Donald S. Conkey
For those who believe in the birth of Jesus Christ and in his life, ministry, death and resurrection from the grave to break the bonds of death, Christmas is more than just another holiday; it is a day to remember the birth of God’s only begotten Son, He who was born to set us free. Said He: “To this end was I born, and for this … Read more...
Dr. Melvyn Fein, Professor of Sociology at Kennesaw State University discusses five values most Americans share under the heading of “Morality”. This is the presentation he made to the Madison Forum on March 30, 2013. The five values are: “Honesty”, “Responsibility”, “Fairness”, “Family” and “Liberty”. The presentation is split into two parts:
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