The Georgia State House Seventh District meet and greet kicked off with Sam Snider introducing himself to an attentive crowd.
He talked about his faith and wrestling background to let the audience know who he was as a person. A question from a crowd member was regarding the introduction Sharia law into the Georgia legislature. Snider answered by saying U.S. law should triumph over any foreign law. When another person asked him about the definition of conservatism, he talked about
“less government and conservative values,”
such as hard work and helping others. After answering those two questions, he yielded the floor to his opponent, David Ralston.
Ralston started by highlighting the House passing a balanced budget in 39 days without raising taxes, passing some of the most comprehensive pro-Second Amendment gun legislation in the nation, and his vote to place on the November ballot a constitutional amendment that would place a permanent cap on the state income tax.
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