MACON, Ga. _ Georgia voters can expect to hear more snippets from a secretly recorded conversation with Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle in the days ahead of the July 24 Republican gubernatorial runoff, according to the man who made the recording.
"Yeah, there will be more things released," Clay Tippins, who finished fourth in May's Republican primary, told McClatchy, which owns The Telegraph in Macon and the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.
The vow came after Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp's gubernatorial campaign released a 50-second clip Monday from a conversation that Tippins surreptitiously recorded on his phone in May in which Cagle says an unspecified "they" "don't give a (expletive) about" issues in the primary election.
