WINDER, Ga.—Walter Yarbrough got his mom to pull him out of school Friday morning so he could go to the Brian Kemp rally in their town, Winder, Georgia.
Yarbrough came to the rally in a downtown park in cowboy boots, jeans, a blue dress shirt, and a blue blazer.
“He dresses like Brian Kemp. Every day,” Gwen Rice said of her 12-year-old grandson before he arrived. “It’s his goal in life to be Brian Kemp.”
She checked the time and fretted Walter hadn’t arrived yet. “I can’t believe he’s not here. He’s been ready since 7 o’clock in the morning. If Brian Kemp is not elected, I don’t know what we’re going to do.”…