Representative Charles Norwood Jr. died the day before Valentines day February 13.  He was 65.  An uncompromising conservative, he served in Congress as a Georgia Republican who proudly owned guns, hunted, and railed against government bureaucracy.  His main passion was health care.  He spent a lot of his political career taking on insurance companies, spending a lot of time pressing for a patient’s bill of rights.  He also recently focused on immigration, calling illegals a “true invasion”, and pressing for nearly 40,000 troops to guard the border.  The vacancy created by his passing will be filled by a special election.