On this episode of Left Out Loud, Ally and Seth talk with Suzanna Karatassos, a candidate running in Georgia's State House District 120. The discussion covers flipping a district that has usually been held by the Republican Party, Medicaid expansion, voting rights, data centers, reproductive freedom, corporate influence, Democratic voter turnout, and why state-level elections can play a crucial role in checking federal policy.
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- (00:00) - — Intro
- (00:48) - — Georgia politics
- (01:37) - — Flipping District 120
- (03:05) - — Federal cuts
- (04:00) - — Medicaid expansion
- (05:30) - — Voting rights
- (06:20) - — Election concerns
- (07:55) - — Conservative voters
- (08:20) - — Data centers
- (09:45) - — Women’s rights
- (11:30) - — Abortion laws
- (12:25) - — 30,000 doors
- (13:00) - — IVF
- (14:10) - — Church and state
- (15:00) - — Debate challenge
- (16:00) - — Farm tariffs
- (17:00) - — Political connections
- (17:30) - — Corporate money
- (19:50) - — First policy priority
- (20:00) - — Medicaid first
- (21:00) - — Progressive scale
- (22:30) - — Campaign support
- (24:15) - — Post-interview
- (25:00) - — Georgia turnout
- (26:00) - — Democratic socialism
- (27:00) - — Why local races matter
- (29:00) - — Find more candidates
- (30:00) - — Midterm push
- (31:00) - — Closing
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