563:'s run for governor. Cagle explained how he changed his position on Georgia House Bill 217 in order to prevent Hill from receiving financial support from a Super-PAC. House Bill 217, which was sponsored by school choice activists, increased the cap on tax credits for private school scholarships from $ 65 million to $ 100 million, something that Cagle personally considered bad "a thousand different ways". Cagle admitted he backed the bill "'because this is not about policy, this is about politics.'" His campaign felt that, if Hill received the donation from the school-choice group, he would pose a significant threat to Cagle's gubernatorial ambitions. The chairman of the Super-PAC in question, the Walton Education Coalition, said that the rumors regarding the potential donation to Hill were "unfounded". Asked if he had any regrets, Cagle said his only regret was trusting Tippins.
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Republican constituents. In an official statement to the press, however, his campaign maintained that the comments were specifically directed at Kemp, who had released two contentious ads during the primary. Cagle later stated that the recording was never meant to be made public.
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debt he had incurred during his campaign in a private meeting, Cagle replied "the way you get your debts retired is, who has the resources to call up enough people...What I do know is that we've got a lot of people who are solidly behind us. And you know, they want to help- they want to help the cause." Cagle dismissed the accusations, calling his former opponent as a political has-been.
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