A long line of political fans snaked through Books-A-Million in Lawrenceville on Thursday.
They were waiting to see the latest superstar in the Senate – Marco Rubio.
The Florida Senator’s tour promoting his new autobiography “An American Son: A Memoir,” made a stop at Discover Mills Mall the day after Independence Day.
Fans like Debbie Houston of Lilburn waited for more than an hour to get Rubio’s autograph. Houston said she’s excited about Rubio as a politician because “he’s young, he’s well-spoken, he’s conservative.”
Mollie Hagger won’t be voting in November’s election because she’s only 16. Hagger, a junior at Chattahoochee High School in Duluth, is civically involved although she still has two years before she is able to vote. “I think it’s good for the younger crowd to be involved in politics,” said the teen. “Especially for when they
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