"Dear friend,

 

The dust has long settled following my bid for the U.S. Senate and I wanted to take the time to thank you once again for your past support.  I was so honored and humbled by those of you who gave of yourselves and volunteered, made donations and went to the polls to vote for me. 
 
These past few months I have been spending time with my family, attending a lot of graduations and catching up with friends.  But, I'm still aware of and concerned about the challenges facing our community, the state of Georgia and America.  I share the same disappointment as many of you that Georgia's elected leadership has failed to address critical issues like transportation, helping small businesses and farmers, and putting Georgians back to work.  Although for now, I'm a spectator in the stands, I'm still watching the political game. 

 

I encourage you to remain vigilant and let your voices be heard in the political process.  I really believe what makes us great is our willingness to go to bat for each other; to help one another; to do whatever we can to make life just a little bit better.   

 

The final chapter of my political career has yet to be written.  Your input and advice are important to me as I contemplate my future and how we - together - can make a difference.   
 
Again, thank you so much for your continued support.
 

Sincerely,
"
At 11:13 AM this morning, I received the following email from Vernon Jones's Communications Director:

"Hello.
 
I'm Camille Kesler, Communications Director for Vernon Jones.
 
Vernon Jones has been getting a lot of email from you about running for Governor.  I agree with you, Vernon would make a great Governor.  You recently heard from him reiterating his passion for Georgia, especially regarding addressing critical issues like transportation, education, air and water quality, and creating jobs for Georgians.  Vernon is considering all of your feedback and will make a wise decision that's best for him, his family and all Georgians.
 
Vernon thanks you and welcomes your continued input.  You may reach him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by calling 404.419.6034.
 
Sincerely,
Camille Kesler"

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