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I’m proud my bill was signed into law and already in action supporting Georgia wildfire victims.

But in the winds that blow today, that light is flickering. And of all the freedoms hanging in the balance, none is more precious than the right to vote.

Freedom is rare. Stretching back beyond the horizon of recorded history, most humans who have ever lived have lived at the mercy of lords and masters and kings.

But Georgia Democrats are prepared to answer with a mobilization so massive and a defense of voting rights so fierce that no plot against the franchise will foil the will of the people.

There is an awful lot at stake. If ever a moment called for checks and balances, this is it.

Americans are not a race. We’re a people ― united not by ethnicity, but by our shared convictions.

We’ve got $30 billions of corporate welfare that we’ve been doling out for over two decades. That’s where we need to address some of those issues. The ones that you don’t have a good rate of return on, you need to get rid of those.

I don’t have any personal business stake in the industry, but I’ve been accused of it, and my opponent, who’s not here tonight, and he does have ownership stake in data centers, but they’ve accused me, and they’re not true.

It just shows a man’s character when he won’t show up and take questions.

We are leaving no stone unturned when it comes to helping those impacted by the unprecedented drought conditions that led to the South Georgia wildfires.

You can’t spend one-time money on long-term liabilities.

I strongly support cutting taxes and giving hardworking Georgians more relief – which is exactly what we accomplished this legislative session.

They’re both corrupt political insiders, and they’re both pro-war, pro-tariff, and pro-cutting your health care.

It doesn’t matter which one wins. They’re both Trump puppets.

We’re left with a congressman who’s only a congressman because his daddy was a congressman and a coach who’s only a coach because his daddy was a coach.

I’m proud of the work that my team has done. They’re part of the reason that I’ve been able to go to Washington, D.C., and to be successful, but when they fall short of expectations, as the businessman that I am, I’ve taken actions to…

As long as I’m governor, Georgia will not follow in the steps of Washington, D.C. where too many politicians refuse to make the tough decisions necessary to keep spending in check.

I am proud that we have cut taxes every year I've been Lt. Governor, and I want to thank Governor Kemp for leading the charge.