Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar 12/6/22 - Georgia Senate Runoff, Ukraine Strikes Within Russia, Putin Goes To Crimea, Landmark Scotus Case, Fauci Deposition, Yemen War & MORE!
Dec 6, 2022
The hosts dive into the heated Georgia Senate runoff, analyzing early voting trends and candidate dynamics. They also discuss the surprising shift in Republican voter behavior and the impact of political advertising. The geopolitical landscape heats up with Ukraine's bold drone strikes within Russia. A significant deposition involving a public health figure raises questions about accountability. Plus, they tackle the complexities of wedding cake cases in the context of free speech and rights, all while exploring America’s social isolation amid rising affluence.
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Warnock Likely to Win
- Raphael Warnock leads in Georgia's Senate runoff with significant early votes banked.
- Herschel Walker needs a 17% win on election day to overcome this, making a Warnock victory likely.
Trump's Impact on Republicans
- Trump's influence might be waning, as Kemp, a Trump opponent, performed significantly better than Walker.
- Walker's potential loss raises questions about Trump's impact on Republican candidates nationally.
Negative Campaign Ads
- Ads attacking Warnock's character were undermined by Walker's approval message, highlighting his own character issues.
- The ads focused on domestic abuse allegations against both candidates, making the runoff particularly negative.