"It’s going to affect your personal life and your professional life. And you’ve got to be prepared to make the necessary sacrifices to give yourself fully to public service,” said Atlanta lawyer Jake Evans, who left his high profile ethics board role and switched firms before announcing his campaign for U.S. Congress.
July 22, 2021 at 09:00 AM
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Before Atlanta lawyer Jake Evans launched his campaign for U.S. Congress this month, he took care of some other things first.
One was he resigned as chair of the Georgia Government Transparency & Campaign Finance Commission. You can’t police ethics for candidates and be one yourself.
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