Lyrics:
These worldly possessions
I don’t need none of them
tu no me mereces
Someone could come love me
if somebody know me
tu no me conoces
Take a little sip, take a little puff
Don’t want to think don’t want to talk, no
Is it enough is it too much, oh
I’m not this I’m not done
Y me fui en el jeep a las doce
the back seat donde yo te conoci
si me voy no pierdas de vista
hay cosas que se tatuan sin tinta
Fue mejor volar para no caerme
no amor no me duele perderte
ya no estoy pero nunca olvidas
Hay cosas que se tatuan sin tinta
Ya no me pesa na, la vida me trata bien
Tu estas con otra haciendo las cosas
que en mi cama yo te enseñe
Pues nada a ver si despues me llamas
me dices que todo tu estrañas
soy tu favorita la que necesitas
pero yo no estoy para que eso se repita
El precio de tu amor lo page
si cuando te perdi me encontré
lo siento mi camino lo cambie
pero para bien
(SZA)
di mi ultima toma el cambio enemigo
di mi ultima y dejaste que esa perra se fue
con lo mejor de mí
tu nunca fuiste mio
tu nunca fuiste mierda
desde la primera vez
que me pruebaste
duro dejarte ir cuando lo haces así
te hace sentir bueno cuando me
tratas tan mal tu
me diste mas de lo que te pedí
told you I’m ready, so why won’t you let me
(Kali Uchis)
Fue mejor volar para no caerme
no amor no me duele perderte
ya no estoy pero nunca olvidas
Hay cosas que se tatuan sin tinta
Y me fui en el jeep a las doce
the back seat donde yo te conoci
si me voy no pierdas de vista
hay cosas que se tatuan sin tinta
English Translation:
These worldly possessions
I don’t need none of them
you do not deserve me
Someone could come love me
if somebody know me
you don’t know me
Take a little sip, take a little puff
Don’t want to think don’t want to talk, no
Is it enough is it too much, oh
I’m not this, I’m not done
And I left in the jeep at twelve
the back seat where I met you
If I go, you won’t lose sight
some things are tattooed without ink
It was better to fly so as not to fall
no love it doesn’t hurt to lose you
though I’m gone you never forget
There are things that are tattooed without ink
It doesn’t weigh me down anymore, life treats me well
You are with another doing things
that in my bed I taught you
for nothing just to call me later
You tell me that you miss everything about me
I’m your favorite the one you need
but I’m not here for that to repeat
The price of your love I paid
but when I lost you I found myself
sorry i changed my ways for good
(SZA)
gave you my last keep the change, enemy
gave you my last and you let that bitch get the best of me
you were never mine
you were never shit
since the first time you tried me
hard to leave you when you do it like that
make you feel good when you treat me so bad
you gave me more than what I asked for
told you I was ready, so why won’t you let me?
(Kali Uchis)
It was better to fly so as not to fall
no love it doesn’t hurt to lose you
I’m gone but you never forget
There are things that are tattooed without ink
And I left in the jeep at twelve
the back seat where I met you
If I go, don’t lose sight of
there are things that are tattooed without ink
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Al Gore. The man. The guy. He lost the election in 2000 and ever since a lot of people have wondered how things could have turned out if that didnt happen. So that’s what I’m gonna talk about. An alternate world where Al Gore won and proceeded to deal with one of the most turbulent times in US history. Good luck Gore.
Talk about timing. After the Civil War there were a series of plans to divide up the largest Southern state. To turn it into three or four smaller states. None of these plans ever had a realistic chance of happening, except for one.
This is a scenario where Texas was divided after the Civil War.
Director: Maria Hilde
DoP: Christopher R.Helberg
Costume design: Sassy 009 & Maria Hilde
Producer: Luft Recordings
Editor: Christopher R.Helberg
Graphics: Axel Berggraf Egenæs / Boden Studio
Cast: Sassy 009, Alva Knudsen Sætersdal, Frida Steinbakk, Maria Hilde
Funded by Viken film center with equipment support and guidance from Mediefabrikken.
Directors: Sylvia M. Zakhary & Sing J Lee
Production Company: Mamag Studios
Producers: Will Hudson, Sarah El Khawand
Creative Director: James Bailey
Cinematographer: Frank Mobilio
Production Designer: Spencer Graves
Costume Designer: Krisana Sotelo
Editor: Ryan Beck (Final Cut UK)
Color Grade: Houmam Abdallah
Sound Design: AJ Murillo (Barking Owl)
They are one of the most influential figures in American 20th century history. It’s time you learn their name. Both Pauli’s personal path and tireless advocacy foreshadowed some of the most politically consequential issues of our time. Told largely in Pauli’s own words, My Name is Pauli Murray is a candid recounting of that unique and extraordinary journey. My Name is Pauli Murray is coming to theaters September 17, and streaming on PrimeVideo Oct 1.
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To date, only three comments have been submitted from Columbus-Muscogee:
A. Russell of Muscogee County:
we would like all of Muscogee to be in one district. it would be my idea for Muscogee, Harris, and Meriweather to all 3 move to the 2dd Congressional District. thank you for this meeting.
A. Corley of Muscogee County:
I have bodycam footage of the kidnapping that was concealed during the TPR. I have SAAG Kent Lawrence and Mathias Skrowneak signatures on orders that they prepared for the Judges to sign. Kidnapping is a felony and placing my daughter up for an unlawful adoption is human trafficking. I have everything properly documented and authenticated with certification and seal. I also have audio recordings. Gov. Kemp was forwarded everything from Senators Johnny Isakson and Kelly Loeffler’s office as, federal government had to give the the State opportunity to investigate before they could. Gov. Kemp can do something as, he appointed the Commissioners for DHS. Gov. Kemp can do something as, he is head of the State of Georgia and is the executive level. Gov. Kemp had the authority and responsibility to enforce the laws made by the General Assembly. The executive branch which Gov. Kemp is under is defined as: Executive Georgia’s main executive official and head of state is the governor.
H. Underwood of Muscogee County (yours truly):
Good evening committee members, my name is Harry Underwood. I’m a resident of Columbus, a resident of Georgia since 1993 and a board member of Better Ballot Georgia, which advocates for instant-runoff voting, also known as ranked-choice voting. I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you how shameful and tiring I find this practice of redistricting by elected legislators, and how we Georgians ought to know better that this political system – of winner-take-all elections, of partisan redistricting by legislators, of restrictive ballot access laws – perpetuate a baked-in culture of constant two-way factional disrespect, drowning out the needs of our state’s residents. Other than these United States, no other political system on earth has quite the amount of unilateral temerity shared among so many elected legislators to bake in incumbent advantages for their own (and their friends’ own) benefit over the next ten years. The people of this state – no matter what party we may support – should feel upset that our elected legislators won’t let themselves compete on competitive grounds nor let themselves be judged by their ideas and goals for legislation across whole communities, not partitioned neighborhoods who are traded between districts because of their partisan lean. We have done this for over 200+ years, with one party having done this for most of this time, and another party which gained power in the early 2000s now doing the same thing. It is time to say “enough”. The people of this state should demand a better political system than that being exhibited through this committee. Georgia should adopt independent, nonpartisan redistricting by a jury of citizens representative of our state’s demographics. Georgia should adopt multi-winner districts and proportional elections systems including ranked-choice voting. Georgia should let those who want less compromise on their political principles register their own political parties with less cost and overhead than is currently, irrationally demanded under state law, so that we could have even more competitive elections. Georgia should adopt rules which count our state’s prisoners, who are currently barred from the voting franchise, as residents of their last voluntary residence rather than of their current prison, so that prison-hosting districts are not artificially inflated in their numbers during the redistricting process. And finally, Georgia should join 30 other states, including our neighbors in South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee, in adopting a state constitutional amendment requiring all elections in this state to be free, fair and open without civil or military interference. These five reforms could make for more elections which are reflective of our communities and demographic changes without legislators feeling the need to create maps which bake in their own advantages over the course of at least the next five successive legislative elections. These reforms could make for elections in which candidates feel more of a need to seek consideration from all voters, not merely those who “look” like they would vote for a certain party. And these reforms could set the guardrails for how our demographics are represented in our General Assembly without pitting our legislators against their constituents. I ask the members of this committee to consider the adoption of nonpartisan redistricting, instant-runoff voting, fairer ballot access laws, a ban on prison gerrymandering, and a free elections amendment to our state constitution. Thank you.
By comparison:
89 from Fulton
72 from DeKalb
46 from Athens-Clarke
25 from Cobb
25 from Forsyth
18 from Macon-Bibb
17 from Gwinnett
11 from Rockdale
10 from Augusta-Richmond
9 from Cherokee
9 from Glynn
8 from Chatham
6 from Dougherty
6 from Whitfield
5 from Camden
5 from Fayette
5 from Hall
5 from Henry
4 from Baldwin
4 from Bartow
4 from Clayton
4 from Columbia
4 from Oconee
3 from Barrow
3 from Floyd
3 from Houston
3 from Jackson
3 from Madison
3 from Newton
3 from Tift
2 from Decatur
2 from Pickens
2 from McIntosh
2 from Morgan
2 from Towns
2 from Walker
2 from Ware
1 from Bryan
1 from Bulloch
1 from Burke
1 from Carroll
1 from Chattooga
1 from Coweta
1 from Crisp
1 from Dade
1 from Douglas
1 from Effingham
1 from Gilmer
1 from Harris
1 from Johnson
1 from Jones
1 from Monroe
1 from Montgomery
1 from Toombs
1 from Walker
1 from Walton
1 from Washington
1 from White
In the meantime, a special session of the General Assembly has been called by Governor Kemp for November 3 to redraw congressional and legislative districts for the next ten years. Partisan gerrymandering is likely, with no constitutional guardrails in place at the state level and the process being controlled by Republican legislators.
In addition, it will be the first redistricting process since the U.S. Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act’s preclearance provisions, meaning that state legislatures do not have to submit their maps to the U.S. Justice Department for review for any racial bias prior to implementation. Finally, it is possible that bills will be filed to ban local governments from issuing mask or vaccine mandates, a bete noire of Republicans nationwide.
A SPLOST referendum for Columbus has been scheduled for November 2. On the ballot is a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (or SPLOST). A “Yes” vote would raise the current sales tax in Columbus from 8% to 9% for nine months, starting in April 2022. The goal is to raise $400 million, $200 million of which will go to rebuilding or renovating the existing, deteriorating Government Center and to build a new Judicial Center.
In addition, according to the question on the ballot, the other $200 million would be dedicated to “Road, Street, and Bridge Improvements; Trials and Sidewalks; Storm Water Projects; Parks and Recreation Projects; Golf Facilities; Public Safety; General Government Vehicles and Equipment; Technology Enhancements; Columbus Ironworks Convention and Trade Center Improvements; Columbus Civic Center; and Economic Development (collectively, the “Capital Projects”)”.
If “No” prevails, the sales tax would go back to 8%. The most recent renewal of the 1% sales tax was approved in June 2020 for the Muscogee County School District.
Early Voting Begins October 12-29, from 7:30am to 5:30pm, with weekend voting on Saturday October 16, Saturday October 23 and Sunday October 24. Early voting will take place at the Citizen Service Center on Citizen Way. Absentee ballot applications are open to October 22, with a dropbox being available only during Early Voting hours (meaning that the dropbox is locked overnight, thanks to the odious SB202). Absentee voting applications are being accepted from now until October 24; applications can be downloaded, filled out digitally and emailed to muscogeeelectionsandregistration@columbusga.gov.
A T-SPLOST renewal for the River Valley region was approved by the other county commissions of the region for 2020 except for Columbus-Muscogee, with Mayor Skip Henderson saying in 2019 that Council would campaign against placing the item on the 2020 ballot if it conflicted with the aforementioned general SPLOST. The general SPLOST itself ended up being delayed to November 2 2021, while the T-SPLOST renewal for River Valley was absent from the June 9 2020 consolidated primary ballot. The River Valley Regional Commission has the option of placing the T-SPLOST renewal on the 2022 ballot.
