Refugees in Georgia

December 13 2015

Stimulated by Jay Bookman's article on Governor Deal's stance on refugees I began to think that perhaps the good governor hadn't gone far enough. After all we have such open borders to five other states whose residents travel freely down the roads and through the forests to our beloved state, bringing all sorts of unsavory characters who could threaten our cherished Georgian way of life.  Then there's Hartsfield. What about all those local and international flights bringing in the millions of unknowns. Perhaps a no-fly zone is required. Thank goodness our coast is well defended though we may have to take a good look at all that freighter traffic sailing up the Savannah River. Maybe we should ask the feds for funds to erect a big wall around the state just like the good people of Bulgaria, Macedonia, and Hungary are doing. After all the fools in Washington offered money to help the poor get Medicaid, which of course we turned our noses up at, maybe they'll ante up some cash for ramparts.