Joseph is originally from Gwinnett County. He attended Columbus State University. He lives with his wife, Jessica.

Joseph Gullet's campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics.

Wants to get rid of state income taxes and get rid of corporate taxes.

- Wants to get rid of state income taxes and get rid of corporate taxes. 
- Wants to deregulate corporations. 
- Supports improving roads and bridges.

Economy

Wants to cut government programs to reduce the size of government.

- Wants to cut government programs to reduce the size of government.

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Healthcare

Supports parents and local government having more control over education.

Supports government-funded vouchers for private schools.

- Supports parents and local government having more control over education. 
- Supports government-funded vouchers for private schools.

Education

Supports 2nd Amendment rights and supports allowing people to carry guns, either openly or concealed, without a permit.

Wants police and fire fighters to be well equipped, trained, and funded.

- Supports 2nd Amendment rights and supports allowing people to carry guns, either openly or concealed, without a permit. 
- Wants police and fire fighters to be well equipped, trained, and funded.

Public Safety

Joseph Gullett

R.J. has lived in Georgia for almost 30 years. He has a bachelor's degree in history from William & Mary College.

R.J. works for Sprint. He used to work for Senator Howard Metzenbaum.

R.J. Coyle's campaign for state representative is his first entry into politics.

Opposes the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by President Trump, which permanently cut corporate taxes and temporarily cut taxes for individuals.

Said, "[t]he trickle-down economic policies of permanent tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy/new-Reagonomics [sic] do not fit out current situation."

- Opposes the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed by President Trump, which permanently cut corporate taxes and temporarily cut taxes for individuals. 
- Said, "[t]he trickle-down economic policies of permanent tax cuts for corporations and the wealthy/new-Reagonomics [sic] do not fit out current situation."

As of July 5, 2022, R.J. Coyle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants affordable healthcare for all Georgians without insurance by expanding Medicaid.

Supports stronger mental healthcare and substance use treatment.

Supports abortion and said "I believe it is a woman's choice and private discussion with her and her doctor."

- Wants affordable healthcare for all Georgians without insurance by expanding Medicaid. 
- Supports stronger mental healthcare and substance use treatment. 
- Supports abortion and said "I believe it is a woman's choice and private discussion with her and her doctor."

Opposes permit-less carrying that allows anyone to carry a gun in public without a license, background check, or fee.

- Opposes permit-less carrying that allows anyone to carry a gun in public without a license, background check, or fee. 
- Supports more gun safety regulations.

R.J. Coyle

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