election. let s keep learning those special lessons. for the republican party, it s into is to see them finally talking about quitting donald trump, this is not a profile in courage, it is the american people who stood up and stood firm and said, no, we re not going back to 2020, we re moving forward. jackie kucinich, ultimately we have a democrat who won in what was a red state, but it was still by a narrow margin. what does that say about the future of the party in that state and what we can expect in the next two years? i think you have two bohemoths of a ground game working against each other. you can t deny that stacey abrams machine that she built over years helped propel rafr fall warnock and on the same token you had brian kemp s machine behind herschel walker. so the mobilization really does
abrams, the democratic candidate for governor and voting rights is her signature issue. she said she had a scheduling conflict. dana, back to you. dana: indeed, a scheduling conflict. okay. bill: former georgia republican senator kelly leffler is getting involved in the voting rights fight and launching a grassroots organization called greater georgia. we have exclusive details on that group. good morning. good morning, bill. the former senator is ready for the presidential visit to atlanta and she says she is ready to defend the voices and the votes of everyday georgians and why a year ago she created this grassroots organization called greater georgia. i got to see this organization firsthand as it builds year round campaign infrastructure. something that conservatives haven t recently invested in. so it s an attempt to take on the stacey abrams machine.