Based on this linked article, it sounds like Rick Jackson will be a terrific governor for the people of Georgia
nytimes.com/2026/10/23/us/ri…
Nice story on Atlanta Hawks great @DWilkins21 reconnecting with fan he gave shoes to 42 years ago: ‘Totally blew me away’ nytimes.com/athletic/7296582…
teapawt.net/DoctorLemma/status/203… Just like Venture investors....
My son, Ben, (Old Sea Brigade), co-wrote this song with Braison Cyrus.
Noah Cyrus – Don't Put It All On Me Lyrics findoutlyrics.com/noah-cyrus…
Bob Cramer retweeted
Noah Cyrus – Don't Put It All On Me Lyrics findoutlyrics.com/noah-cyrus…
For those in Atlanta nytimes.com/article/best-res… via @NYTimes
This is terrible public policy, and Georgia can do better. ajc.com/news/health-news/rep…
A new blog post, "Being Grandpa" at medium.com/@cramerrsjr/being…
I hope you get a laugh and that it touches you a bit. Best regards, Bob
Atlanta residential real estate is having a moment. wsj.com/real-estate/luxury-h…
One of life's greatest mysteries--regarding salmon--is finally solved: “The main finding of our work was that there’s not much difference between wild and farmed,” nytimes.com/2024/01/08/well/…
Wonderful @wsj story on the Atlanta startup community. wsj.com/business/entrepreneu…
"According to the most recent Graduation Success Rate (GSR) data released by the NCAA on Dec. 6, Georgia has finished last in the 14-team SEC each of the last three years, and the numbers have been trending downward." @ajc
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This will help so many people.
And Georgia needs to do this, too.
Full Medicaid expansion is far more cost effective than our current policies and would provide insurance to hundreds of thousands.
It’s a game changer. Truly.
Finally expanding Medicaid in North Carolina is a monumental achievement that will give health care access to more than 600,000 people who need it. Today, Gov. Cooper and @NCDHHS Sec. Kinsley announced that Medicaid Expansion will launch on Dec. 1, 2023 in North Carolina.
Still #1: Atlanta has retained its title as the busiest airport in the world, as more people return to flying all over the globe. wsj.com/articles/the-worlds-… via @WSJ
An interesting but somewhat irrelevant fact: according to this weekend's @wsj, Georgians curse with the greatest frequency, followed closely by residents of Maryland and New Mexico. Surprisingly, New York was not in the top wrung, nor was Minnesota, the least swearing state.
This is leadership.
I’ve never made a political social media post in my life, and I’m 100% comfortable posting this. It’s not political. I’m posting it because my wife is a teacher. And because we have 2 school-aged kids. And because I’m proud to work with @CoachBrentKey and call him a friend.
There is a lot of truth in Marc's post.
Most founders don’t really need help with what they think they need.
(technology, go-to-market, fundraising, etc)
Instead it’s the unexpected stuff…
Getting along (or parting ways) with a co-founder.
Building and managing a board.
Firing someone.
Keeping your home-life intact.
All the things no one talks about - but are just as critical to your success as everything else.









