After another mass shooting in Georgia, will anything change?

After another mass shooting in Georgia, will anything change? 

In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Politically Georgia podcast, AJC political insiders Greg Bluestein and Patricia Murphy explain why gun reform legislation is not likely to happen in Georgia anytime soon, despite calls from Georgia Democrats to hold a special session.

Plus, what was once a fringe far-right faction of the GOP, the Georgia Republican Assembly, has grown in significance in Georgia. Hear the rule change the group is proposing to the Georgia GOP convention and the impacts it would have on Republican candidates.

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Links to today's topics:

No action on guns likely in the wake of more mass shootings 

Far-right faction pushes to oust ‘traitors’ from Georgia GOP

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