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As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives he, worked with Governor Kemp to cut taxes by pushing for suspending the gas tax and provide property tax relief grants, and also worked as Majority Leader to pass a second round of $1 billion in tax rebates in 2023.

As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he voted for legislation ensuring digital subscription cancelation.

- As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives he, worked with Governor Kemp to cut taxes by pushing for suspending the gas tax and provide property tax relief grants, and also worked as Majority Leader to pass a second round of $1 billion in tax rebates in 2023.
- As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he voted for legislation ensuring digital subscription cancelation.

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Said in 2023 he "helped increase penalties for rioting, violent street gangs, and terrorism... worked to give $4,000-$6,000 raises for state law enforcement officers to ensure these courageous officers are FULLY funded and FULLY equipped to keep violent criminals off the streets and behind bars – where they belong."

- Said in 2023 he "helped increase penalties for rioting, violent street gangs, and terrorism... worked to give $4,000-$6,000 raises for state law enforcement officers to ensure these courageous officers are FULLY funded and FULLY equipped to keep violent criminals off the streets and behind bars – where they belong."

Public Safety

As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he passed the Safe Schools Act to increase funding, which aims to ensure that schools have safety plans through teachers receiving "anti-gang training."

As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he said he ensured "the state budget fully funds our K-12 schools...[and] provided Georgia teachers with a well-earned $2,000 pay raise."

- As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he passed the Safe Schools Act to increase funding, which aims to ensure that schools have safety plans through teachers receiving "anti-gang training."
- As Majority Leader for the Georgia House of Representatives, he said he ensured "the state budget fully funds our K-12 schools...[and] provided Georgia teachers with a well-earned $2,000 pay raise."

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