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Hospital Hallway with Doctors, Nurses and Specialists in Hospital. Female and Male Physicians, Surgeons, Healthcare Officials Walk Together in Corridor with Their Back to Camera

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How health insurance cuts could affect Georgia’s rural hospitals and midterm elections

How health insurance cuts could affect Georgia’s rural hospitals and midterm elections Hundreds of thousands of Georgians have been left without health insurance coverage after the expiration of enhanced subsidies for the Affordable Care Act. Rural hospitals are struggling to survive, according to reporting from KFF Health News. Roughly 74,000 residents in Georgia’s 14th District relied on those subsidies and premiums have surged since they lapsed. Monty Veazey is the […]

todayOctober 23, 2026

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The “number one state for business” is one of nine losing jobs

PLUS: AJC/UGA polling shows Ossoff comfortably ahead, but not at or above 50% Georgia Republicans keep telling us Georgia's "the number one state to do business in" and yet it's also ⁠one of nine states (plus DC) that's seen job losses⁠ in the last 12 months. Well, that can't be good for the "status quo" going into a pivotal election period, no? When do we start openly wondering "when" (not […]

todayOctober 22, 2026

Georgia Lieutenant Governor Democratic nominee Josh McLaurin and Republican nominee Greg Dolezal debate ahead of the November election. Credit: Atlanta Press Club Debates YouTube Page.

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Georgia lieutenant governor candidates debate taxes, economy and public safety

Georgia lieutenant governor candidates debate taxes, economy and public safety The two candidates running for lieutenant governor in Georgia debated critical issues for the state last week as the final days approach before the election. Both candidates are members of the state Senate. Republican Greg Dolezal and Democrat Josh McLaurin will face each other in the polls Nov. 3 for the second highest position in the state’s executive branch. McLaurin […]

todayOctober 22, 2026

The “Sick of It!” bus tour planned stops in Georgia last week as the state grapples with a 37% drop in Affordable Care Act enrollment, leaving more than 500,000 residents without coverage. Credit: Protect Our Care.

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Healthcare costs take center stage as national tour stops in Georgia

Healthcare costs take center stage as national tour stops in Georgia A national bus tour made two stops in Georgia last week in Columbus and Savannah. Their mission was to advocate for lower healthcare costs. The Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now tour was organized by Protect Our Care, an organization that is asking Congress to restore Affordable Care Act tax credits, reverse Medicaid cuts and expand Medicare drug […]

todayOctober 22, 2026

The Ron Show airs weekdays at 8am and 4pm on Georgia NOW

Politics

I’m sorry Rick Jackson (wooo!), polls show his money hasn’t bought the race (yet)

With apologies to Outkast, Rick Jackson can't be enthused that his tens of millions in personal funds haven't sewn up the Georgia gubernatorial race just yet, and with his opponent - Keisha Lance Bottoms - now having some coin ($10 million or so) in the closing weeks to make her case, seeing ⁠new polling that shows a dead heat⁠ has to give the ol' fella a Tums moment, no? What's […]

todayOctober 21, 2026

Atlanta-based freelance journalist Zaid Jilani

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Jilani: Jackson’s ‘rags to riches’ message is a mis-direction

Atlanta-based freelance journalist Zaid Jilani penned an ⁠op-ed for the Atlanta Journal Constitution ⁠that works to dispel the 'rags to riches' mythos erected to prop up a facade of who GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson was and is. In that piece, Jilani opines that it sends the wrong message about "the American Dream." He joined me to discuss.

todayOctober 21, 2026

The Ron Show airs weekdays at 8am and 4pm on Georgia NOW

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Trump’s GA visit puts GA GOP hopefuls in awkward spot

Donald Trump stumping in Georgia is something of a ⁠"double-edged sword"⁠ writes Patricia Murphy at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution or could be ⁠"an anchor"⁠ writes Georgia Recorder scribes Ross Williams, Ignacio Perez and Alander Rocha. Trump wants his base to vote as if he were on the ballot; ⁠Georgia gubernatorial hopeful Keisha Lance Bottoms - alongside Rev. Senator Raphael Warnock⁠ do, too. Might these midterms be where voter sentiment shows enough […]

todayOctober 21, 2026

The Ron Show airs weekdays at 8am and 4pm on Georgia NOW

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MAGA can’t contain costs & a reminder: “Biden-flation” was Trump’s fault, too

Plus, an important down-ballot race Democrats are poised to grasp in the Georgia legislature - why it's important they do. September's inflation data shows Donald Trump has failed (again) to reign in prices for goods & services - mostly because he keeps meddling in the fossil fuel business or sabotaging it altogether by going to war with Iran. Here's the thing no one's saying (outside of me, apparently): ⁠his oil-meddling […]

todayOctober 21, 2026

Georgia SD 32 Democratic hopeful Michael Hettig

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Focus on the Flippables: GA Senate 32 & Michael Hettig

If Georgia Democrats are going to flip the state Senate - and it's a daunting task given the gerrymandering - Democrats will need to win districts like SD 32. ⁠Democrat Michael Hettig⁠ is making a go of it in the Cherokee/Cobb-shared turf and I had the opportunity meet him for an extended one-on-one conversation on the issues shaping that race and are of importance for the voters he's meeting. Is […]

todayOctober 21, 2026

Atlanta-based journalist George Chidi joined The Ron Show Tuesday ahead of early voting

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George Chidi: It “Feels Like 2018”

... though he also said in this episode that it feels like 2006, so ... He writes for The Guardian; he pens for his own Substack - ⁠The Atlanta Objective⁠ - and knows a lot of smart people to lean on for information on a whole host of issues globally to locally. He joined me Tuesday for a well-rounded discussion on the upcoming midterm elections and the impact the Trump […]

todayOctober 21, 2026