Becky's Beat

What does that word mean, really? The typical political rhetoric that “I will represent all the people when elected?” We all know that’s not true. What most politicians mean is that they believe their vision is the best for everyone and you should be thankful they came along to save you from your uninformed positions.

Last week I found myself in the grocery store parking lot with a new voter discussing why defunding the police, while catchy rhetoric, wasn’t going to accomplish her purpose of holding the police involved in the death of George Floyd responsible, and that as a citizen and a voter, she needed to think deeper about the

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and for this Becky’s Beat I chose a photo with a dear missionary friend who is a breast cancer survivor. It hits close to home for me because I’m in a high-risk category myself and have had several biopsies, but praise the Lord, so far have

It is my strong belief that one of the underlying forces behind the development of the Constitution was the recognition by our Founding Fathers that some basic agreements needed to be reached in order to facilitate the stability and growth of our emerging country. We developed an issues card to communicate my

In last week’s Wall Street Journal there was a feature titled “The Daughter of a Slave Who Did the Unthinkable: Build a Bank”. The teaser was “The first Black woman banker in the U.S., Maggie Lena Walker saw the economic independence of her peers as an

David Scott is too weak to lead the 13th Congressional District of Georgia, too weak to bring the District together, too weak to bring business to the District, too weak to support law enforcement, too weak to speak out against mob violence, too weak to promote and get passed meaningful legislation, too weak

September 17th is Constitution Day! On this day in 1787 the delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia finalized and signed the Constitution they had created. The ratification process was completed on June 21st, 1788. The effective date of the Constitution was March 4th, 1789. In effect for

As we remember 9-11 this week, we vow to never forget. The terrorism of this attack hits home for me. Nine months earlier, I had worked in the BankersTrust building across the street; the building that 2 years later was still in quarantine due to asbestos and body parts from the plane explosion. I had said good

When members of Congress need Police protection to leave the White House because of a gauntlet of crazed leftist agitators and the Democratic members of Congress are silent on the subject, it speaks volumes. David Scott isn’t interested in safety and security or condemning the lawlessness of