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Rep. Saira Draper Slams FBI Raid as ‘Regurgitated Conspiracy Theories’
Rep. Saira Draper Slams FBI Raid as ‘Regurgitated Conspiracy Theories’
Rep. Saira Draper & Georgia Equality executive director Jeff Graham joined the Ron Show today.
PLUS: GA GOP can’t handle ‘affordability,’ so it resorts back to ‘anti-trans’ measures & the fuss over PFAS in NW Georgia
- The unsealing of an affidavit that was the basis for the FBI raid of Fulton County’s 2020 ballots is raising fresh questions, along with derision from legal experts.. Ron spoke with State Rep. Saira Draper (HD 90) to allow for a Democratic party response, Draper calling the move politically motivated and warning about chain-of-custody issues and renewed efforts to undermine trust in Georgia’s elections. The conversation also touches on the SAVE Act, voter ID debates, and the push to revisit hand-marked paper ballots.
- Ron also covered Senate Republicans adding anti-trans amendments to a bipartisan health care bill. Georgia Equality’s Jeff Graham connected with Ron to explain why advocates say the move targets transgender Georgians and jeopardizes broader health reforms that had broad bipartisan support before the ‘poison pill’ amendments were added.
- Then, Democratic Congressional candidate Shawn Harris has been ringing alarm bells since last summer, and a year-long effort between the AJC, Associated Press, AL.com and PBS/Frontline chronicled the carpet industry’s use of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in stain resistance while poisoning northwest Georgia water supplies. So of course, Georgia Republicans are racing to sneak a once-dead bill back into relevancy to protest carpet makers from litigation, right?
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