ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp told business leaders Tuesday that he wanted to invest in infrastructure and education, but he did not detail plans for his top priority to limit lawsuits. These efforts were stalled in past years, but a spokesperson for the governor said he would unveil concrete plans before the end of the month. He did outline hefty investments in infrastructure and legislation to improve a state program that has boosted college admissions. Kemp has already said he would use the state’s $11 billion budget surplus for income tax refunds, prison and school safety.
