Kemp joins Derek Dooley at Chamblee diner for final runoff
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Derek Dooley launched his final, high-stakes 24-hour campaign blitz on Monday morning, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Governor Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp for a "Get Out the Vote" press conference at Bluetop Restaurant in Chamblee. The high-profile suburban stop was explicitly engineered to inject maximum momentum into the conservative base ahead of Tuesday's crucial June 16 statewide runoff election. Standing before a packed crowd of reporters and local supporters, Governor Kemp officially put his full political capital behind the political outsider, urging everyday Georgians to reject complacency, bypass the standard polling fatigue, and flood the voting booths tomorrow morning to secure a decisive victory for the party's legislative agenda.
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