It’s a late-night drive for Bruce Thompson heading back from Crawford County Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner. It is an amazing community and even more amazing how the community comes together. Georgia is all about coming together. Everywhere we have traveled to is supportive of the same thing – getting the people of Georgia back to work. Businesses are suffering and it’s affecting the people in the community. Bruce is determined to get people back to work as your next labor commissioner.

It is early morning here in Franklin Springs, GA at the John W. Swails Center. A large event is occurring where all candidates are working hard to make it onto the stage.

It’s day #14 for Bruce and his team on this #2lanetravel and it’s been a long day as you can tell by the lack of sunlight. Today they had some bills that were in public safety. They are trying to work on suspended licenses and working to get some of those reinstated. The Georgia labor force needs all the help they can get and people are unable to assist in the workforce due to a suspended license.

Bruce and his team’s day started early heading to the capitol where they qualified to be a candidate for the next Georgia Labor Commissioner! There were a number of candidates waiting to qualify and have the privilege to serve the state of Georgia. By the number of people in attendance, it was clear that we are not the only ones who feel that this agency is broken and needs to be fixed.

Bruce attended the Valentine’s banquet in Fannin County last night and is enjoying breakfast at Waffle House this morning. He is loving spending time in the northern part of Georgia where people love their land, love their guns, love their freedom, and most of all love their community!

The Fayette County GOP is all set up and getting ready for the next election. Bruce had the privilege of speaking at the GOP meeting. Last night Bruce and his team had dinner with the Georgia Federation of Republican Women. They were a fantastic energized group that was ready to take on 2022.

Bruce started this week’s #2lanetravel traveling to Cherokee County. His team attended a dinner hosted by the Republican woman where they had a forum and interviewed candidates for the Department of Labor.

Bruce continues his #2lanetravel having a busy week at the capitol with March for Life and appropriations week. He also had the pleasure of meeting a couple that had moved to Georgia from California. Many of the people who move there from California are conservatives who are trying to get away from what’s happening in the radical states.

Although Georgia is currently ranked the #1 state for business, they are still facing some issues. Bruce Thompson believes that one of the biggest issues Georgia is facing is the Department of Labor.

Bruce visits the Georgia Capitol carrying some of the bills he plans to carry this year. These bills range from the APR bill to a bill that allows probate judges discretionary ability. Currently in the state of Georgia if you fail to appear in court it is mandatory that you be arrested for that even if you were unable to attend due to COVID-19.