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An ‘indefensible’ bill sits on Kemp’s desk. How would AG Bob Trammell navigate such traps?
Former state legislator, candidate for attorney general, Bob Trammell joined The Ron Show Thursday.
Oh, and about the Noems …
With Republicans passing legislation targeting the five largest metro Atlanta counties (that their party can’t win in) to turn many elections into non-partisan affairs, it often falls on the state’s attorney general to defend those bills – if signed into law by the governor – when challenged in court.
A former Democratic lawmaker and House minority leader – Bob Trammell – seeks to re-enter the political theater after six-years off-stage, running to be the Democratic nominee for attorney general on the November ballot. He and I discuss such legislation he’d have to (or choose not to) defend if elected, and the damage done to the American judicial process in the decade-long Trump era, too.
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Speaking of Trump, the President addressed the nation in a primetime address Wednesday, where he made no new news. CBS White correspondent Weijia Jiang hopped on a call to review that address and provide what insights she has from her sources in Washington.
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With revelations that Bryon Noem – former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem’s husband – enjoyed “bimbofication” in his spare time, comes clapback from folks like comedienne Sunny Dae Jones. Joining me to discuss is RuPaul’s Drag Race season 16 runner-up Sapphira Cristal.
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