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Georgia Pol Puts Tom Price on Notice

By Warren Rojas
Posted March 4, 2015 at 1:22pm

Although he’s technically been out of politics for a dozen years, former state lawmaker Mitchell Kaye gave Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., an ultimatum Tuesday: Stand your ground on the Department of Homeland Security funding fight or prepare to be primaried.  

(CQ Roll Call File Photo)
(CQ Roll Call File Photo)

Kaye played the don’t-make-me-challenge-you card in a strongly worded letter provided to HOH by a tipster. “Hope you and your family are doing well!” the polite-sounding missive opens up.

Mitchell Kaye letter to Tom Price

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