Another poor showing for Georgia - this time in healthcare

Hear Fani Willis tell her close friends and top donors about the crap she's having to deal with just for doing her job (in this case, prosecuting Trump's attempts to overturn Georgia's 2020 election results). Hey, speaking of prosecuting thugs, it turns out FBI data bears out an overall drop in the violent crime Republicans want you to believe is skyrocketing since Biden took office. It's actually the opposite. An Emory assistant professor is suspended for allegedly making antisemitic comments on social media, which is odd given she's been proactive at fostering unifying dialogue since the Hamas attack on Israel. Meanwhile, Rep. Ruwa Romman appeared on this week's "Politically Georgia" podcast to provide the perspective of a Palestinian-American, and a Tech Jewish fraternity house gets graffiti'd. Governor Brian Kemp won't be holding a press conference bragging that Forbes Magazine sees Georgia as the worst in the nation for healthcare and another Atlanta council member comes out against an extension of the moratorium against development at the former Atlanta Medical Center. Lastly, some semblance of finality in the Natalee Holloway disappearance.