Georgia politics podcast: Crossover Day at the Legislature, Stacey Abrams hits the campaign trail

The Politically Georgia podcast went to the Gold Dome for Crossover Day.

In this episode, AJC political insiders Greg Bluestein and Patricia Murphy dig into the bills that should survive the General Assembly’s internal deadline to get legislation through at least one chamber.

Plus, our team was there to see Stacey Abrams’ first stop on the campaign trail. They discuss the new approach the Democrat is taking and the attacks that have Brian Kemp supporters furious.

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