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Georgia Race for Governor Could Add to "Year of the PowerChick" Trend

Born in the USA Wrote: Jul 30, 2010 10:28 PM

Wow, you are really in 1950's (or perhaps much earlier) la la land, dude. The reason there were few leadership roles in the Bible is because it describes cultures that didn't accept it and often repressed. But don't confuse the description of a culture in the Bible with what God really condones.

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Georgia Race for Governor Could Add to "Year of the PowerChick" Trend

The Sarah Palin Express may be gaining even more steam, at least within the Republican Party. Another of her "Mama Grizzlies," Georgia's former secretary of state Karen Handel, on July 20 emerged from obscurity in the polls to take the most votes in the GOP general primary election for governor.

The feisty Handle now heads to an Aug. 10 runoff. She will face the more laid-back Nathan Deal, a former congressman who served many years in Washington. Deal switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican after the 1994 election, when Georgia's Newt Gingrich engineered his "Republican Revolution" that took control...

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