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Against the NRA, For the Children
Sally's PrioritiesLast week, I asked you to march with me to the Georgia Capitol for the Moms Demand Action Advocacy Day. You would think protecting our children from gun violence and mass shootings would be something we all can agree on. But our state government refused to turn on our microphones. We refused to be silenced […]
It Takes a Village to Create a Government that Reflects Our Values
NewsDear Supporters, They say, “it takes a village.” The adage certainly applies to political campaigns! This week we filed our formal January 31 campaign finance disclosure. Our report says that, together, we have raised more than $115,000 to challenge incumbent Fran Millar in State Senate 40, Georgia’s most flippable senate district. To say this is […]
Moms Demand Action Against Mass Shootings
Sally's PrioritiesIt has happened again. I heard audio clips of the shots being fired — they were fast, they were constant, and they kept going. I’m even more outraged. This should not be possible. So, I’m marching. Will you join me? Moms Demand Action, Wednesday, February 21, 2018, Georgia State Capitol, 10am – 1pm. Wear red. […]
You Can Help Us Get Our Message Out to Voters
NewsCampaigns have gotten more expensive over the past 20 years. I won my first race for the Georgia House with $20,000. But to flip the 40th State Senate district this year, we need to raise at least $300,000. Direct mail is still the best way to get our message to voters. Each direct mail piece […]
We Must End Exploitative Labor Practices in Georgia
StoriesIt’s in the 50’s outside in Embry Hills and I’m in the produce section of the grocery store, picking up ingredients for Thanksgiving. When I see the cucumbers, I’m brought back to a scorching day in June on a south Georgia farm that had barbed wires and security gates. Each year, my church takes a […]