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Georgia Chapter of AFP
44 Darby’s Crossing Drive, Ste.102G, Hiram, GA 30141
Phone: (770) 315-4304
Email: infoGA@afphq.org
AFP Georgia Online
Here in AFP-Georgia, we’re making more of an effort to keep our members connected online.
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By Joel Aaron Foster
Conservatives have been wary of “stimulus job creation” claims for quite some time and now it turns out that the rat you’ve been smelling just went for the cheese. The fun is found in trying to understand how to calculate a “job saved” when any job that is not lost qualifies for the category. It’s like trying to play chess with yourself.
READ MOREYes, we are! In spite of the health care reform bill passing the House last Saturday, your calls, petitions, and visits have been duly noted. The President himself denigrated you once again.
“Does anybody think that the teabag, anti-government people are going to support them if they bring down health care? All it will do is confuse and dispirit” Democratic voters “and it will encourage the extremists.” - Barack Obama in The New York Times Nov.7
READ MOREOne More Chance on Health Care Reform
The vote on health care reform is scheduled for this Friday. If you want one last chance to tell your legislators to keep their hands off your health care, please join AFPGA for Noon House Calls this Thursday at any of the following Congressional offices:
Barrow - 450 Mall Boulevard, Suite A Savannah, GA 31406
Scott - 888 Concord Road, Suite 100 Smyrna, GA 30080
READ MOREDifferent Angles on the Health Care Debate
Don’t worry, AFPGA is still definitely against the current health care proposals being debated in Congress. This week, we’re bringing the debate to you from the individual state and the business perspective.