I want to talk about restoring the Voting Rights act the most important Civil Rights Act by the Supreme Court in 2013. How to talk about sameday registration opportunities. We are going to lead the last few minutes of this washington journal segment on Voting Rights. You can find it in its entirety online cspan. Org. Vice president mike pence will be speaking shortly campaigning on behalf of ryan kemp. Right now at the podium. [cheers and applause] folks, we are here today to give brian kemp elect dead. The most important thing were going to do here. This is about the future ration of our state, future direction of our country. Here are few in california and new york who think they can come down here with their money and steal our governors race every values here that are not georgia values. They found a candidate who so far way from georgia values that i can even leave will have a close race and i dont think we will because of you. The democrats have proven that their egos has failed
Could get it and download and delete data in one case the next bill traded one hundred gigabytes of content data out of material out of our Defense Systems in one case the test team took control of the operators terminals they could see in real time what the operators were seeing on their screens and could then manipulate the system i mean holes up their holes up their holes or whats called our Defense Department well one of the thing was one of the reasons that stocks these things are so out of date by they arent. Think with biggest security you know like when you reset your passport at home on your wife i things like that one of the reasons are saying is that Christine Champlin has a director at the Government Accountability Office Actually said that it has to do with secrecy and that it has to do with with why we keep certain things possible. She told the interests that. A that the reason for the really bad Cyber Security was pretty much it was like a culture of security by obscurit
Started, visit our website at student cam. Org. Washington jou. Host joining us from atlanta this morning is georgia, Brad Raffensperger. He has held that position since 2019. Welcome to washington journal. Guest good morning. Host let me start with your background. You are a businessman, a Structural Engineer by trade. You own your own businesses. What first got you into Georgia State politics . Guest i ran for city council. I could do that parttime and run my business. I was there for 3. 5 years and i ran for an open seat in the statehouse and i served for two terms. Host are there issues in the state level that were important to you in those early races for you . Guest i saw what was going on nationally and was not pleased at the time. I thought what could i do and what can i do to give back . Being on the city council, roads, widening streets, things like that. Make sure we have strong, public safety. Things like that. And then the statehouse, which we do for all georgians. And as
With us to talk about flip this book about such an important moment in our political history in the state of georgia. Ive been a fan for a while and obviously if all of you quite a bit on social media and so its its an honor to be able to ask you these questions that we cant fit into tweets. Is honored to be here, thank you for having me. Greg can you tell people not familiar with you who you are and what you do and how you got to this position . Yeah, greg bluestein. Im here a Metro Atlanta native. I grew up just north of the city. Ive wanted to be a journalist since fourth grade and really jumped into it starting in high school, but was the editor of the School Newspaper at the university of georgia where i first started covering governor brian kemp. He was a state Senate Candidate running against an incumbent democrat back then when democrats ruled the state and he flipped the sea, so maybe that was the first flip ive covered was way back in 2002 and ryan camp wanna athens Bay State
With us to talk about flip this book about such an important moment in our political history in the state of georgia. Ive been a fan for a while and obviously if all of you quite a bit on social media and so its its an honor to be able to ask you these questions that we cant fit into tweets. Is honored to be here, thank you for having me. Greg can you tell people not familiar with you who you are and what you do and how you got to this position . Yeah, greg bluestein. Im here a Metro Atlanta native. I grew up just north of the city. Ive wanted to be a journalist since fourth grade and really jumped into it starting in high school, but was the editor of the School Newspaper at the university of georgia where i first started covering governor brian kemp. He was a state Senate Candidate running against an incumbent democrat back then when democrats ruled the state and he flipped the sea, so maybe that was the first flip ive covered was way back in 2002 and ryan camp wanna athens Bay State