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Dave Emanuel of the City of Snellville

July 8, 2020 by Mike

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Dave Emanuel of the City of Snellville

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Dave Emanuel/City of Snellville

Snellville is a city in Gwinnett County with a population of approximately 20,000. Although it wasn’t chartered until 1923, the city was founded in the late 1800’s as a mercantile center. Like most of Gwinnett County, Snellville grew rapidly through the 1970’s, 1980’s and 1990’s and lost much of its small town feel. That started to change in 2010 and with construction of a new Towne Center as the city adds amenities and attractions that will be transformational.

Sharon Levell with Women for Trump and Black Voices for Trump

July 1, 2020 by Mike

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Sharon Levell with Women for Trump and Black Voices for Trump

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Sharon Levell/Women for Trump and Black Voices for Trump

Atlanta business owner Sharon Levell serves as an Advisory Board Member for Women for Trump and Black Voices for Trump.

What makes Women for Trump so special? They are women. Women who know what it takes to get the job done. A group of women who knows that the next 4 years are critical. Their team has decades of experience in politics, media, and grassroots activism. Women that have been successful, and have shown they can make a difference. There are millions of women who support Donald Trump and they’re not standing in the shadows anymore! They won’t be pushed around by bullies who tell them who they are “supposed” to like. And they’re not going to keep quiet just because the Washington, D.C. power elites want them to!

Black Voices for Trump encourages the black community to re-elect President Donald J. Trump by sharing experiences and successes of everyday Americans as a result of the Trump administration. Re-electing the President will ensure greater economic opportunity, safer communities, and better healthcare policies for generations to come.

Melvin Everson with Gwinnett Technical College

June 10, 2020 by Mike

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Melvin Everson with Gwinnett Technical College

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Melvin Everson/Gwinnett Technical College

Gwinnett Tech has been providing career-focused education and training in this region for more than 25 years. Their programs focus on real-world education for real-world jobs and help you gain the knowledge you need to realize your dreams.

Gwinnett Tech offers more than 140 programs – degree, diploma and certificate options – that you can finish in two years or less. Programs in the fastest growing fields, plus emerging industries and technologies, where employers need a highly skilled workforce and Gwinnett Tech graduates are in demand.

Gwinnett Technical College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the associate degree.

Gwinnett Superior Court Judge Randy Rich

June 3, 2020 by Mike

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Gwinnett Superior Court Judge Randy Rich

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Randy Rich/Gwinnett Superior Court Judge

Judge Randy Rich was born and raised in Snellville and graduated from South Gwinnett High School. He was first elected to the Gwinnett State Court bench in 2004. Then in 2014 the Governor appointed him to the Superior Court. Known for years around the courthouse as a legal innovator, Judge Rich launched the “1 day / 1 trial” early release for jury duty, started the Gwinnett County Business Court, and handles an additional caseload as an Accountability Court Judge. Additionally, Judge Rich started a video conferencing system with the jail that saves Gwinnett County thousands of dollars per year by not transporting inmates to the courthouse for routine hearings. Judge Rich regularly teaches CLEs on the topics of professionalism, ethics, and evidence. He is an adjunct law school professor and is the author of a collection of trial problems used by law school students.

Candidate for Gwinnett County Commission George Awuku

May 27, 2020 by Mike

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Candidate for Gwinnett County Commission George Awuku

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George Awuku/Candidate for Gwinnett County Commission Chair

George Awuku is a longtime resident of Gwinnett County, a small business owner, and a family man. He has worked with Gwinnett officials on several projects as an outside Georgia State licensed Professional Civil Engineer, so he is aware of the many problems facing Gwinnett County concerning road, sewer, water and outdoor recreation improvement and development.

Candidate for Georgia Supreme Court Justice Beth Beskin

May 20, 2020 by Mike

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Candidate for Georgia Supreme Court Justice Beth Beskin

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Beth Beskin/Candidate for Georgia Supreme Court Justice

Beth Beskin is a candidate for Georgia Supreme Court Justice. The election is nonpartisan, statewide and will be held June 9th. Absentee voting is already underway. Early in-person voting commences May 18, 2020.

Prior to running for the Supreme Court, Beth served on the Judicial Nominating Commission and worked in the Attorney General’s office fighting waste fraud and abuse.

Beth Beskin has practiced law for 30 years. She is currently a partner at Freeman, Mathis & Gary. Previously, she served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Georgia Department of Law, Medicaid Fraud Division. She has spent a lifetime working in the business and civic world to better her community. During her career, Beth has practiced family law, insurance defense, ERISA litigation and various cases for the plaintiff as well as the defense. Beth served the legal community as a member of the Georgia Judicial Nomination commission from January 2019 through March 2020.
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Beth was elected to serve as state representative for House District 54 in the Georgia General Assembly from 2015 to 2019. During the 2017-2018 legislative term, Beth served as the Chief Deputy Whip of the majority party. She served on the Georgia Commission on Child Support as well as on the Capitol Arts Standards Commission.

Candidate for U.S. Congress Renee Unterman

May 13, 2020 by Mike

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Candidate for U.S. Congress Renee Unterman

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Renee Unterman/Candidate for U.S. Congress (GA 7th Congressional District)

A lifelong resident of Gwinnett County, Renee Unterman has developed a reputation for being the trusted leader her neighbors can count on. Renee has never been afraid to stand alone, as long as she’s standing up for what is right. She knows her roots, and that’s why she knows that strong families lead to strong communities. That’s why her neighbors in Gwinnett and Forsyth Counties will always be her focus in Washington.

“I’ve proven I can do more than talk about conservative values. I can get results on the kitchen table issues that improve the lives of Georgians I represent. As a lifelong member of this community, I share the values of my neighbors, and I have a record of fighting and winning for them.”

State Senate Candidate Clint Dixon

May 6, 2020 by Mike

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State Senate Candidate Clint Dixon

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Clint Dixon/Candidate for Georgia State Senate District 45

With his Families First Plan, candidate Clint Dixon is running for Georgia State Senate to bring energetic leadership and fresh ideas to the job – determined every day to put families first. Clint is a husband and father with 3 great kids, and he works and serves right here in the Gwinnett community. He is committed to his home here in Gwinnett – not petty politics or the special interests. He’ll fight in the same way in the Senate as he has on the Gwinnett Planning Commission – to put families first. He is determined to making sure Gwinnett remains prosperous, strong, and a great place to live for every family.

Candidate for Congress Joe Profit

April 22, 2020 by Mike

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Candidate for Congress Joe Profit

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Joe Profit/Candidate for Congress, Georgia’s 6th District

An old adage tells you if you want to know more about a person, notice the company he keeps. If you want to know about Congressional Candidate Dr. Joseph Profit, look at the companies he has built and the path he took to build them.

For the past three decades, Dr. Profit has enjoyed the innovation in management within the information technology industry, where he has established and succeeded in building stable and competitive information technology firms. Founder of his own communications firm, he has extensive experience in multi-media design, integration of wireless networks, streaming video distribution, advertising, marketing and sales, product branding, e-commerce, on-line provisioning, and capital funding.

Many have two reactions when they hear Joe Profit’s name. First, they’ll note he has an appropriate surname for a successful businessman. Then many will try to remember where they’ve heard his name before. Start with his football career as a running back in the NFL. Then the founder of one of the most successful information technologies company in the country, a company that “INC. Magazine” ranked as one of the fastest growing privately held companies in America for three consecutive years.

Dr. Profit holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Education, from University of Louisiana and a Doctor of Philosophy from Haywood University. In addition to his contributions to the information technology world, he has served on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), White House Small Business Advisory committee, the U. S. Department of Transportation Advisory Board, the GOP Advisory Business Board, the National Alliance of Business Task Force, Chairman of the National Association of Minority Telecom Executives and Companies (NAMTEC), and other political and philanthropic organizations.