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Deported GA Army veteran, Savannah ICE chase expose flaws in DHS & immigration procedures
Thurmond makes his case & Shawn Harris un-MAGA’s the 14th
Mike Thurmond, Shawn Harris & Sterling Thrill all joined The Ron Show Friday.
Ron caught up with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Thurmond for a conversation encompassing the state of the seven-candidate race, what led him to decide to come back into the political arena after term-limiting out as Dekalb CEO, how his role in the “Cop City” squabble might relate to his governing Georgia in Trump’s last two years and more.
In hour two, Democratic congressional candidate Shawn Harris checked in to discuss Trump’s visit to Georgia’s 14th District, tariffs, affordability concerns, and whether Democrats in Washington have shown enough backbone.
Plus, it’s Friday, so it’s always good to hear from Sterling Thrill.
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