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The Gray verdict, in black and white | Dolezal & Warnock show us how each party leads
The Ron Show, weekdays 8am and 4pm on Georgia NOW
A Georgia jury delivered a historic verdict in the Apalachee High School shooting case, finding Colin Gray guilty on 27 charges after prosecutors argued he ignored repeated warnings about his son’s mental health and gave him access to the gun used in the attack. Ron and WABE criminal justice reporter Chamian Cruz, who spent hours in that courtroom, dug into what the conviction could mean for parental responsibility and future gun cases.
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State Senator Greg Dolezal released a controversial AI video that critics say spreads anti-Muslim rhetoric. It’s par for the course with Dolezal, eager to get Trump’s attention (and endorsement) by racing to the bottom, of late.
Meanwhile U.S. Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock traveled to Social Circle to oppose a proposed ICE detention facility, even in a community that overwhelmingly voted against him.
The actions of Dolezal and Warnock, Ron surmised, shows precisely what each party offers voters in this current political climate. One offers performative marginalization and demonization to pander to its base’s lowest basal instincts while the other sees its elected leaders showing up where they weren’t as popular on their election day.
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