the every town gun safety group. he testified before congress last summer after the uvalde, texas, massacre. nick, always so good to see you. look, the nra, it filed for bankruptcy in 2021, but a judge ruled that filing was done in bad faith, dismissed the case. there was constant media coverage of the organization s financial mismanagement and incompetence. are lawmakers finally losing their fear of the nra as it seems to be losing its own power? it would seem so. if you look back ten years ago to the failed congressional vote after the sandy hook elementary school massacre, you have had the nra running circles around politicians, creating a climate of fear in washington. and honestly, a climate of pessimism elsewhere in the country. if you can t pass a law after this horrible tragedy, you never will. and for many, the gun safety movement was declared over.
correspondent, jonathan blake. it s not the first and there have been complaints about dominic rab because my behaviour, wants do we know about this allegation? that the know about this allegation? at the guardian has know about this allegation? at the guardian has spoken know about this allegation? at the guardian has spoken to know about this allegation? at the guardian has spoken to several- guardian has spoken to several people who worked or who were working at the ministry ofjustice and their use of various terms from and their use of various terms from a demeaning or too rude to aggressive to describe his behaviour, and they claim that civil servants were given the option on his reappointment asjustice his reappointment as justice secretary, under his reappointment asjustice secretary, under rishi sunak, to either leave or be transferred to a different department, given concerns they might have had about the way they might have had about the way they were treated before. th
there is the piece of how you protect the lives of your constituents by making sure they have access to health care. there is policy decisions can you make as governor that directly impact the lives of your constituents, especially black and brown people. but what about the sort of threat that s people of color are facing right now. i refer back to this washington post piece. they report that black voters are observing more hate and hostility towards black people. hate and hostility towards jewish people, asian americans, various immigrant groups, people feel like they re under assault. how would you as governor ensure that their lives are protected? how do you navigate this climate of fear and hatred when it is playing out in your backyard in the state of georgia? i ll continue to do as governor what i ve done for the last 15 years. when we launch the campaign, you will see that we have our website in multiple languages. we did it from the outset so that communities of color could
this for the past two years. that is the only way to defeat voter suppression, with voter turnout. and that is the they are showing up and making that. so how, though, there is the piece of how you sort of protect the lives of your constituents through making sure they have access to health care, that they have reproductive choice. there is policy decisions you can make as governor that directly impact the lives of your constituents. especially black and brown people. but what about the sort of existential threats that people of color are facing right now. i refer back to this washington post piece where they report that black leaders are observing more hate and hostility towards black people. hayden hostility towards jewish people. asian americans, various immigrant groups. people feel like they are under assault. how would you as governor ensure that their lives are protected? how do you navigate this climate of fear and hatred when it is very much playing out in your backyard in t
that black leaders are observing more hate and hostility towards black people. hayden hostility towards jewish people. asian americans, various immigrant groups. people feel like they are under assault. how would you as governor ensure that their lives are protected? how do you navigate this climate of fear and hatred when it is very much playing out in your backyard in the state of georgia? i will continue to do as governor what i have done for the last 15 years. when we launched this campaign, stacey abrams talk calm, you will see that we have our website in multiple languages. we did it from the outset so that communities of color could access information and immediately in their native tongues. we did that because i see everyone. i have worked hard to build relationships across communities. with the latina communities, the a pay van dam to weaken which is the only state recognized native american tribe in georgia. i have done the work of reaching out to black voters across the