Georgia Doesn’t Need Another Establishment Insider

By Brice Futch, Candidate for Georgia State Senate – District 21

When I filed to run for State Senate, I knew the fight ahead wouldn’t be easy. I’m not a millionaire. I’m not a political insider. I’m a firefighter, husband, and father—someone who’s spent his life serving others, not climbing political ladders.

District 21 deserves a senator who will show up every day ready to fight for our values. That’s why I entered this race. For me, it’s about Georgia’s future. For others, it’s about their political careers.

Take my opponent, Brian Will. He’s a city councilman from Alpharetta and a proud member of the establishment class. He’s built his fortune in big business—and while he calls himself a conservative, his record tells a different story.

For months, Brian publicly opposed cutting taxes for hardworking Georgians—even filming videos criticizing the idea. But now that he’s running for higher office, he’s spending big on glossy mailers claiming he wants to eliminate the state income tax. What changed? Did Brian suddenly become a believer in tax relief—or is he just reading the political tea leaves?

It’s a pattern. Brian recently opposed Georgia’s Red Tape Rollback Act, which would slash government bureaucracy and bring much-needed transparency to our state agencies. He said the name was “misleading.” What’s misleading about holding government accountable? This is a straightforward, conservative reform—but Brian seems more concerned about his corporate friends losing lucrative contracts than doing what’s right for Georgia families. (AFP Forum, June 2024)

Then there’s the lawsuit. While Brian now claims to be a “Day One” Trump supporter, his company was sued by the Trump Justice Department in 2020 —and he was forced to pay $20,000 to settle. Maybe he likes President Trump. But clearly, the feeling wasn’t mutual.

And most telling of all? Brian doesn’t talk about the conservative issues that matter most in this race. Not a word about protecting children from radical gender ideology. Nothing about banning puberty blockers for minors. Silence on the right to life. And no mention of universal school choice. When it comes to core conservative values, his silence speaks volumes.

Brian Will is not who he says he is, and District 21 is at a crossroads.

Do we send another insider to the Capitol—someone who changes his tune when it’s politically convenient? Or do we send a proven fighter who won’t back down?

I’m running because I believe Georgia needs consistent, conservative leadership—not politicians who shift with the wind. On August 26, I’m asking for your vote so we can put working families ahead of corporate interests and conservative values ahead of establishment talking points.

Let’s send a clear message to Atlanta: we’re done with politics as usual. Let’s send a true outsider conservative to the State Senate. Join the fight.

Brice Futch
Candidate for State Senate, District 21

References

Secretary of State Listing Brian Will as Operating WRIG Management LLC

EEOC Settles Lawsuit Charging Sexual Harassment Victim Was Fired For Reporting Harassment - James P. Tarquin, P.A.

Brian Will says on video we “Cannot” eliminate the state income tax in GA (Says eliminating the income tax is a hoax)

Brian Will says “no income tax pledge is a farce.”