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Georgia Republicans aim to build next generation of power in Washington
WASHINGTON — In Georgia Republican circles, there is one endorsement nearly as coveted as Donald Trump’s.
It belongs to a 38-year-old first-term congressman who, a decade ago, was chasing down delegates for the president’s campaign.
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From left, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, U.S. Rep. Reps. John Lewis, Sanford Bishop and David Scott, seen here in 2010 on their way to greet then President Barack Obama during a visit to Atlanta. (Bob Andres/AJC file photo)
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