In Cobb We Trust

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Michelle Schreiner is running for Georgia House District 45. Listen to find out a little more about her and why she would be the best candidate to earn your vote.

Titus Nichols is a lawyer, and an Officer in the U.S. Army Reserves. He is advocating for working people, and is ready to fight for you and your loved ones in the Georgia State House. 

Listen for an opportunity to hear more about why you should vote and support Titus Nichols.

What does the future of Cobb County look like? [District 3 Commissioner](https://www.kevinforcobb.com/) candidate Kevin Redmon joins us to share his strategy for keeping Cobb safe, affordable, and united.

We’re joined by Dumont Walker, candidate for Georgia House District 46. Hear his plans for tackling affordability, bolstering public education, and improving healthcare access in his district.

On this episode, Georgia State Senate District 32 candidate Michael Hettig discusses his vision for the district. Tune in to hear his stance on funding public education, protecting healthcare access, and supporting small businesses. 

You have to be willing to have the hard conversations if you want to truly represent the community."

This week on In Cobb We Trust, State House candidate @LindsayForGA gets real about running in a red district, the push for safe gun storage, the affordability crisis, and navigating politics as a white woman aware of her privilege.

Don't miss this deep dive. Available now on all platforms!

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18 months in, and the conversations keep getting bigger. We’ve landed our highest-profile guest yet: Keisha Lance Bottoms. We get right to it. Why is Rick Jackson refusing to debate her? We talk campaign dodging, empty podiums, and demanding real answers from candidates.
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Candidate for Congress in GA-13Everton Blair has spent his career watching systems fail people, and now he’s running to change them. In this conversation, the congressional candidate breaks down why Georgia’s 6th district needs new leadership, what corporate money flooding Democratic primaries actually does to the information voters consume, and how money in politics shapes what people see, hear, and believe. He reflects on what Teach for America showed him about student struggle and unmet needs, and how that lens has shaped everything about how he approaches politics. He talks about coming up in one of the youngest battleground states in the country and why Georgia’s future belongs to young people if they’re willing to claim it. And he’s clear-eyed about the stakes: in a safe blue seat, this race comes down entirely to the primary. Blair also gets into the bigger picture: racial justice, the dangerous link between lack of education and political radicalization, and why America’s history of unlearned lessons demands a different approach to the wars being fought today. At the center of it all, the thing that keeps him going is impact