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Wayne is a retired US Army Officer. Wayne is from Macon, Georgia. He is married, and is a father and a grandfather.

Wayne has a bachelors degree in business administration from Mercer University, a masters of business administration from Emory University, and a doctorate of education from Mercer University. He is the owner and founder of Double Eagle Associates for 19 years. He previously worked as the Chief Strategy and Transformation Officer.

Wayne Johnson ran for US Senator for Georgia in 2020. He did not win. Prior to that, he was the Chief Operating Officer at the Department of Education's Office of Federal Student Aid under the Trump Administration.

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Promises to prioritize rural healthcare along with rural development for broadband, and economic development.

Believes that not enough individuals in the district have the gas to make it to a healthcare facility.

He is the previous owner of 20 healthcare facilities, and promises to improve funding for rural healthcare and ambulance services.

Promises to protect the unborn, as he believes life begins at conception.

- Promises to prioritize rural healthcare along with rural development for broadband, and economic development. 
- Believes that not enough individuals in the district have the gas to make it to a healthcare facility. 
- He is the previous owner of 20 healthcare facilities, and promises to improve funding for rural healthcare and ambulance services. 
- Promises to protect the unborn, as he believes life begins at conception.

Healthcare

Promises to work towards a strong southern border.

Stated he has seen up-close the impact of illegal immigration on local communities.

- Promises to work towards a strong southern border.
- Stated he has seen up-close the impact of illegal immigration on local communities.

Immigration

Opposes any new wars like those in Vietnam and Afghanistan.

- Opposes any new wars like those in Vietnam and Afghanistan.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Supports the Keystone Pipeline project as a means to achieve US energy independence.

- Supports the Keystone Pipeline project as a means to achieve US energy independence.

Environment

Wants to address the high rates of inflation.

Wants to reduce the national debt, saying the US' $30 trillion debt will harm US children, and grandchildren.

One of his top priorities is to solve student loan debt and to get the government out of the student loan business once and for all.

Believes that freezing student loan payments is leaving student debt in "limbo" for purely political reasons. Instead, he supports restructuring the student loan system . He believes citizens who repaid their loans and students who worked their way through college deserve a tax credit.

- Wants to address the high rates of inflation. 
- Wants to reduce the national debt, saying the US' $30 trillion debt will harm US children, and grandchildren.
- One of his top priorities is to solve student loan debt and to get the government out of the student loan business once and for all.
- Believes that freezing student loan payments is leaving student debt in "limbo" for purely political reasons. Instead, he supports restructuring the student loan system . He believes citizens who repaid their loans and students who worked their way through college deserve a tax credit.

Economy

Wayne Johnson

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