Tom G 
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Re: “Behold! Yet another peek at the downtown streetcar

I guess if the internet existed when the interstate system was being built... little piece by little piece... it would have never been completed.

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Posted by Tom G on 03/28/2013 at 8:58 PM

Re: “Rush Limbaugh headed to WSB, WGST rumored to flip formats

The totally sad thing is people really do buy their stuff. If they would ever take the opportunity to check out the info, they might understand that this is all 'entertainment radio' - not facts.
Alas, but that takes effort.
The really good thing is that all this ranting creates great material for comedians.

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Posted by Tom G on 09/26/2012 at 5:25 PM

Re: “First Slice 7/15/12: Let's say the T-SPLOST fails... then what?

You need to look at the AJC roundtable recorded from last week. It does have good information, and some intelligent debate http://bcove.me/i01sm26b - and yes, the did mention telecommuting (like that would solve everything. Sure.) There was a fellow from the Brookings Institution that was really good - and was from DC - not a local politician trying to make political points.

The funny part is when the Fayette county fellow starts waving his Breeze card around saying he rides MARTA. I really hope he enjoys my subsidizing his rides. Too bad he isn't willing to pay full freight!

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Posted by Tom G on 07/15/2012 at 4:31 PM

Re: “AJC's Julia Wallace is "disappointed" by our mock DJC cover

The AJC's shift is obvious - it lumps Atlanta in with South Fulton on most issues - an entirely inappropriate grouping, that is unless you are in North Fulton...

Posted by Tom G on 11/22/2010 at 12:05 PM

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