Forsyth County News: Eric Johnson speaks to Forsyth County GOP
While practicing architecture in Savannah, he started “doing what many of y’all have done."
"[I] sat in these rooms, recruited candidates, licked envelopes, put up yard signs, precinct chairman, party chairman -- and I did all of that to help build a conservative majority in this state," he said.
After two years in the state House, Johnson became a senator. Four years later, he became minority leader “because I was so aggressive in trying to become the majority, and not just go along to get along.
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