The decision to clear the measure now gives Georgia the most draconian voter identification requirement in the nation.

Marseille's decision (to send the B team to Paris) is astounding and impossible to understand. Every possible measure has been taken to guarantee safety.

Photographic identification as a requirement for voting is antidemocratic and prevents people from exercising their fundamental right to vote whether proposed by the General Assembly of the state of Georgia or the Carter-Baker commission.

It takes a measure of bravery and honor to make such a decision.

You measure a democracy by the freedom it gives its dissidents, not the freedom it gives its assimilated conformists.

It was an easy decision. It wasn't I couldn't go anywhere else. I didn't attempt to try anywhere else. I just wanted to come here. The opportunity to be coached by Mouse Davis, June Jones and Jerry Glanville ... you can't get that kind of coaching anywhere in any collegiate level.