I was honored to join my friend Brian Kemp last Monday and Tuesday as he campaigned for governor across Northwest Georgia as part of his “Putting Georgians First” bus tour. Everywhere we went, you could feel the energy and enthusiasm for Brian. His message of lower taxes, safer communities and personal responsibility is clearly resonating. He’s choppin wood in every corner of the state and voters are fired up!

Here are some highlights from the road.

(I was proud to introduce Brian in Chatsworth. There’s no doubt: Murray County is Brian Kemp Country!)

(There was a big crowd waiting to greet Brian in Rome first thing Tuesday morning.)

(Bartow County packed a giant tent for the Kemp family in Cartersville.)

(There was a packed house for Brian in Bremen choppin’ wood to ensure Brian Kemp carries Haralson County by a landslide!)

You can read more about the Putting Georgians First bus tour in the Dalton Daily Citizen HERE and the Chattanooga Times Free Press HERE.

I hope you will vote for my friend Brian Kemp on November 6 because we need a conservative fighter in Atlanta.

I’m proud to support my friend Brian Kemp for governor! He will fight for our conservative values and build on the successes of Governor Deal.

As a small business owner, former state senator and secretary of state, Brian knows how to fight and win in Atlanta. He will work tirelessly to ensure the entire state – including rural Georgia – feels the results of the booming economy.

Brian will invest in workforce development, cut unnecessary regulations, and slash red tape so our businesses and workers can continue to thrive.

He will stop the gangs promoting violence in our schools, selling drugs on our streets and poisoning our communities. He will establish a street gang database within the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, empower the attorney general’s office and ensure local law enforcement gets the resources they need.

Additionally, he will cap state spending, expand access to high speed internet and reform the state’s tax code. He will put Georgia first.

I hope you will vote for my friend Brian Kemp on November 6 because we need a conservative fighter in Atlanta. 

To learn more about Brian and his campaign, click HERE.

BIG NEWS: National Right to Life – one of the nation’s leading pro-life organizations – endorsed our campaign! 

Here’s what they had to say:

“National Right to Life is pleased to endorse you for reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives. We strongly commend you for your perfect 100 percent pro-life voting record in the 115th Congress.”

The mission to protect innocent life – born and unborn – is at the core of my public service. I’m honored to receive the support of National Right to Life in this campaign.

Click HERE or see below to read the full endorsement letter.

August 1, 2018

Karen A. Cross
Political Director

The national debt is $21 trillion…and counting. If we don’t take serious action soon, crippling debt is the legacy we’ll pass down to our kids and grandkids – a debt so enormous it compromises jobs, economic growth and national security.

The time for action is now.

That’s why I introduced legislation this spring to create the Fund for America’s Kids and Grandkids, which functions like a savings account for future generations. I shaved 2.5 percent off my Financial Services and General Government Appropriations bill to make an initial deposit of $585 million. The money in the Fund cannot be touched until the U.S. Treasury Secretary certifies the deficit is zero or there is a surplus.

While $585 million may feel like a drop in the bucket, I believe the Fund for America’s Kids and Grandkids is not only an example, but a model we can build on. It’s a concept that causes us to think about what all of this deficit spending means and who gets left picking up the tab. I believe it sets a new tone for funding the government: just because you can spend it, doesn’t mean you should. 

So far, other members of Congress agree, as my bill was passed by the House Appropriations Committee this month. The next step is for the full House to consider the bill. I’ll keep you updated on the progress.

If you’re interested in learning more about the Fund for America’s Kids and Grandkids, please read my op-ed in Fox News HERE.

The Fund was also featured in The Wall Street Journalby conservative columnist Kim Strassel. Click HERE to read it.

Early voting started today!  

If you’re unable to travel to the polls on May 22 to vote in the primary election, please remember to make a plan to vote early and support our Republican candidates.

Democrats are determined to hike taxes, protect sanctuary cities and grow government at every level. That’s why we need a BIG turnout in the primary election, which ensures we put our best foot forward going into the November elections.

Not every polling place is open for early voting, so make sure you click HERE to find your location. And please remind your family and friends to plan their trip to the polls as well.

Thank you for your dedication and support.

May the love of God fill your heart and home this holiday season.

Last week, the House passed, with my support, President Trump’s tax cut and jobs plan! That means bigger paychecks and more jobs for hard-working Georgia families!

Among the bill’s highlights are an increased standard deduction, bigger child tax credit and lower tax rates. But the good news doesn’t stop there.

The bill also slashes the corporate and small business tax rates, meaning American companies can create more good-paying jobs.

Click HERE to read more about the bill and what it means for your family.

Now, it’s time for the Senate to pass a bill so we can get the final product on President Trump’s desk as soon as possible.

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and I introduced a bill to empower the American people and American companies to defend themselves online. My bill will give people new tools to protect their networks against cyber criminals and unleash the private sector to develop a new generation of defenses.

Click HERE to read about my bill in the Calhoun Times.