I don't get angry very often. (I realize that my wife and sons might debate the absolute truth of that statement, so let me rephrase: I don't get angry very often with people who live somewhere other than in my house.)

Fuel tax relief will provide immediate help to combat higher gas prices
By MAC COLLINS
Congressman

A critical responsibility of any member of Congress is to listen to constituents — to listen, to hear, and to reflect their views in Congress. I take this responsibility seriously. As I meet with individuals, groups and businesses in Georgia to discuss the issues and review the many accomplishments of the 106th Congress, the common question is not campaign finance, gun control or other traditional legislation. It is “what is Congress going to do about the high price of gasoline?”

Letters to the Editor

Ethics complaint was motivated by concern for public's rights

The following letter was written to attorney Andrew Whalen and the ethics committee investigating the complaint against Dan Tennant.

Tennant commments on complaint dismissal

In a surprising move, Councilmember Annie McMenamin has abruptly dismissed her ethics complaint against me. Why? Read on, and you will discover attorney Andrew Whalen instructed the ethics board the complaint had no merit.

Concern about city not always negative

The Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a very well-written article regarding the law suit brought by city attorney Jim Webb against The Citizen and against frequent contributor to the opinion section, Steve Brown. The article, titled “Gadfly swatted in Peachtree City,” was in the local section of the AJC March 20.

Lenox is Springer-like ringmaster

I couldn't help but laugh when I read Mayor Bob Lenox's recent letter to The Citizen, setting forth ground rules in the publishing of his coming installments of letters.

Real facts? I don't think so

The mayor of Peachtree City called a councilman, “self-righteous, pompously indignant—and woefully inept” under “The Real Facts.” I don't think so. The Real Fact is that Councilman Dan Tennant is a gift to the people of Peachtree City. We need somebody who will stand up to protect us and our rights and we have him in Councilman Tennant. Thank you Mr. Tennant for being the people's councilman.

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