Mike Collins Debates Jody Hice in Watkinsville
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GOP candidate clarifies First Amendment remarks: Muslims are fine, but not terrorists
GOP candidate clarifies First Amendment remarks: Muslims are fine, but not terrorists
More from the Rev. Jody Hice hate campaign
Congressional candidate’s comments about Muslims, women draw spotlight Posted: 5:08 p.m. Tuesday, July 8, 2014 Email 9 Facebook 20 Twitter 8 ShareThis 44 By Jeremy Redmon - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Two years ago Jody Hice published a book explaining his Christian worldview and detailing his plan to save America from “cultural erosion.” In “It’s Now or Never: A Call to Reclaim America,” the former Baptist minister says radical Islam poses an existential threat to America and proposes stripping some Muslims of their First Amendment rights to religious freedom. + Jody Hice (standing left) an...
Packed house at Oconee County Library - Collins compares very well against Hice's hostility and ineptitude
Who is the more non-establishment Republican candidate for Congress in the 10th District of Georgia? Who wants to close more departments in government? Who is going to settle the debt all by themselves quicker? The answer to these and other absurd questions were given lip service, but with no real substance last night at the Oconee County GOP forum at the Oconee County Library on Experiment Station Road in Watkinsville last night. Among those in attendance were former two-time 10th district Congressional candidate Stephen Simpson of Milledgeville, who is endorsing Collins after getting 36% less in this primary than the last time he took on Paul Broun in 2012. These and many more questions were refereed very well by political professional and blogger Todd Rehm Wednesday evening at the Library on Experiment Station Road. There were very few empty chairs and people on the walls and in the halls. Candidate Jody Hice struck me as being a...