Georgia Republicans fear a replay of 2020

A pattern resembling the Donald Trump-fueled misinformation that spread in 2020 is reemerging in 2023.

In this episode of Politically Georgia from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, hosts Greg Bluestein, Patricia Murphy, Tia Mitchell and Bill Nigut dive deeper into the Trump-fueled feud over District Attorney Fani Willis’ investigation.

Plus, hear about the push state Senator Colten Moore is making that has caught the attention of Governor Brian Kemp.  

Our hosts also discuss the victory for Fulton County election workers Shaye Moss and Ruby Freeman and why a watchdog group says U.S. Rep Andrew Clyde’s gun legislation violates ethics rules.

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Links to today's topics:

Kemp rejects talk of special session, says punishing Fani Willis carries risks

Trump indictments roil Republicans in Georgia’s Senate

GOP leaders battling misinformation in their ranks

Federal judge rules in favor of Fulton County election workers’ defamation suit

Watchdog group says Rep. Clyde’s gun legislation may violate ethics rules 

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