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The Illegitimate Court
How a tax cut for some becomes a tax HIKE for ALL & what new polling says re: Ga Dem gov race
Atlanta-based political consultant Andrew Heaton joined The Ron Show Wednesday.
A push to lower state property taxes by using slick language and maneuvers to raise the sales tax (I told ya so) is fodder for back & forth under the Gold Dome in Georgia’s closing general assembly days.
There’s new polling that shows a surge by former Senator Jason Esteves, making that potential run-off a four-person tangle. Joining me to discuss the ramifications is Atlanta-based political consultant Andrew Heaton.
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