Continuing Adventures of a leading #GAPOL
It was the summer I turned 11 years old. I was visiting a swim club with my friend, Maria, and there were people all around with small black and white TVs watching the moon landing. It was July 20, 1969. From about 12:30 pm that day until Neil Armstrong stepped out on the moon at about 10 pm that evening,
I haven’t had much time to write since I started my new job with Governor Kemp. I’m very lucky to be able to travel the state to talk to constituents and groups that need to interact with the state government and show them that we will come to you and help you be heard. Brian Kemp is that kind of
I’m going back to school today and I can’t wait. Not for the whole semester but to meet with my advisor and the represent the Governor at Chuck Bullock’s class. One of the best things about my job is getting out and representing the 83rd Governor with people–young and old, of all backgrounds–Georgians! And I love it. I know it’s
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