As a token of respect for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, which I’ve been reading since, well, I could read, and whose coverage of Georgia politics I still rely on, here’s this dubious Primary Day rap from AJC reporter Daniel Malloy:
Not enough time or money to rap the downballot races. Yeah, that’s the cross Malloy and the other fine journalists at AJC have to bear.
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