As Governor, I’ll stand up for 11 million Georgians to fight to bring costs down, expand Medicaid and retool our outdated education system – no matter who stands in the way.
Campaigning is a team sport. My wife Brooke has been posting behind the scenes videos (on TikTok) so Georgians can get to know us for more than our politics. Here’s a recent example!
@StateFarm I have had the worse claims experience with your adjuster named Michael. He is unresponsive, slow and is not very good. There is no reason for it to take him 10 days to come see my vehicle which has been in repair since February. He is holding up the entire process.
Agriculture is the number one driver of our state’s economy, yet too many farmers – especially Black Farmers – are suffering under the weight of Trump’s chaotic and half-baked economic policy.
Thank you to my friend Rev. Bo Barber for opening up your farm to us so we could have this important conversation!
I had a chance to catch up with @WTVM while I was in West Point this weekend! Watch more about my vision to address affordability, health care, and the most critical issues for Georgia families.
@JoeLast374660@KeishaForGA@KeishaBottoms Though I’m with Duncan, your post makes no since and reflect your limited understanding of the issue. Telling a biological woman that she doesn’t want protections for herself?
@StateFarm the 10 day delay will result in another 20 days before the part comes in and installed. So I now have to absorb the rental car expense because I’ve already used it up back in March.
@USAMoxie1776@GeoffDuncanGA So why do you support the redrawing of TN maps? You have nothing on your timeline that says “no to racism” …because being against racism is being “woke” in your small mind.
Even Republicans are admitting that I worry them the most in November. They know I am the only one in this race who can build a coalition big enough to put a Democrat back in the Governor’s Office for the first time in nearly 30 years.
KLB said in her exit interview that after the first year, she knew she would not run again.
That was before her next three years in office, when Atlanta faced some of the hardest challenges in recent memory:
- GOP pushing to annex Buckhead from the City of Atlanta
- GOP-led General Assembly working to take the Atlanta Airport from the City of Atlanta
- The civil unrest after the death of Rayshard Brooks at the hands of Atlanta Police Department
- The killing of Secoriea Turner and the city’s failure to keep children safe
- APD officers tazing AUC students
- The City of Atlanta requesting the Georgia National Guard to occupy Atlanta streets
- Failure to remove Erika Shields as Police Chief after repeated extrajudicial killings
- Championing Atlanta Public Safety Training Center (“Cop City”)
- Leading the displacement of Peoplestown residents through eminent domain
The list goes on. Atlanta faced defining moments with a leader who had already shown the city she was done.
A new campaign does not erase the questions left by the last one. This is about whether our choices produce the leadership the moment requires.
Honoring Black women in leadership and asking honest questions of leadership are not opposites. A mature politics should be able to do both.