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Geoff Duncan
A lifelong Republican, Geoff Duncan serves as lieutenant governor of Georgia, where he has earned a national reputation for fighting misinformation and standing firmly on principle...mehr sehenA lifelong Republican, Geoff Duncan serves as lieutenant governor of Georgia, where he has earned a national reputation for fighting misinformation and standing firmly on principle during the aftermath of the 2020 Election, despite being in the crosshairs of the President of the United States. His ordeal led him to imagine a better way forward for his party – a vision he calls GOP 2.0.
Geoff lived in seven states before moving to Georgia with his family and then attending Georgia Tech on a baseball scholarship before being drafted to play professional baseball. He pitched for six seasons in the minor leagues during which he lived in four more states. He returned to Georgia with his wife Brooke, became a successful entrepreneur, and began raising three boys; he has coached their sports teams almost every season.
After serving in the Georgia House of Representatives, Geoff staged a winning underdog campaign for lieutenant governor. As a statewide leader, he has brought diverse interests together on issues like rural healthcare, tax reform, technology, and hate crimes. He has also advocated for conservative policy solutions that build partnerships between government and the 4Cs: Churches, Charities, Corporations, and Citizens. He has earned trust from both parties for consistently putting policy over politics.
Geoff believes the Republican’s Party’s future lies in building larger coalitions by pursuing common-sense conservative Policies; showing real Empathy; and employing a better Tone. His bold and positive message has made him a national leader and voice for a reinvigorated party – a GOP 2.0 – that can reclaim the House, Senate, and White House.
Follow him @GeoffDuncanGA and learn more at GOP2.Org.weniger sehen
Bücher von Geoff Duncan
GOP 2.0: How the 2020 Election Can Lead to a Better Way Forward for America's Conservative Party