In some ways, it's unfair to compare California and Georgia, for they are remarkably different.  California's population is 39,512,223 with an average population density of 253.6 per square mile; Georgia's population is 10,617,423 with an average population density of 165 per square mile.  California's largest city, Los Angeles, has 3,990,456 people; Georgia's largest city, Atlanta, has 523,738 people.  Nevertheless, because I haven't forgotten April 21, when Dana Milbank, of the Washington Post, promised us that "Georgia leads the race to become America's No. 1 Death Destination," the two states deserve to be compared. The occasion for Milbank's article was Governor Brian Kemp's decision to re-open his state in the last third of April.  For that sin, Milbank essentially consigned Kemp to the lowest circle of Hell: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is proposing to offer a new nonstop service...(Read Full Post)