'Political Rewind' replay: A last look back at the political turmoil of 2017

Today's edition of GPB's "Political Rewind" is a pre-recorded review of 2017, a tumultuous political year that in many ways has no precedent.

If you didn’t catch it this afternoon, click below to listen now:

We go through the countdown with a list compiled by producer Tom Faust. See if your ranking matches ours -- here's the unranked version we worked with:

Affordable Care Act fight
Alabama Senate race
Atlanta mayor's race/City Hall corruption investigation
Georgia's Sixth District congressional race
KSU cheerleading controversy
Robert Mueller Russia investigation (and the firing of Sally Yates)
Sexual Harassment / #MeToo Movement
The GOP tax rewrite
Tom Price resignation
Transportation/renewed Interest in MARTA expansion/I-85 Collapse

Today’s panelists: Host Bill Nigut; yours truly; fellow AJC Insider Greg Bluestein; and Andra Gillespie, the Emory University political scientist.

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