Political Rewind

On this edition of Political Rewind, Casey Cagle goes to Vegas to raise campaign cash and Brian Kemp warns voters he may be there with casinos in Georgia on his mind. Will gambling become a major issue in the governor’s race? Then, what’s behind Karen Handel’s rejection of President Trump’s newly imposed tariffs? Plus, does morality in politics matter anymore? We’ll look at Bill Clinton’s recent “tone deaf” comments on Monica Lewinsky and the #MeToo movement, Ralph Reed’s defense of President

On this edition of Political Rewind, the Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling, siding with a baker who refused to make a gay couple’s wedding cake. It’s a narrowly argued decision, but it will have an impact here in Georgia and across the country. Then, Democrat Stacey Abrams and Republican Casey Cagle have been polling voters to come up with strategies for how to win the governor’s mansion. Meanwhile, Brian Kemp is promoting his own polls that show him neck-and-neck with Cagle for the GOP

On this edition of Political Rewind, the always contentious issues of illegal immigration is back in the spotlight. A bi-partisan group of U.S. House members is pushing hard to bring a number of reform bills to the floor for a vote, but Speaker Paul Ryan isn’t ready to play ball. Also, the White House is under fire for promoting a policy of separating children from parents when families are apprehended by border police. Then, in news from the governor’s race, Casey Cagle throws a lightning punch

On this edition of Political Rewind, ABC’s firing of Roseanne Barr over her Twitter bullying of Valerie Jarrett is the hottest topic in the country today. Why can’t we erase the stain of racism that continues to plague us? Do Southerners have a unique perspective on the problem? Our panel weighs in on what may be the thorniest issue in American life. Also, Republicans have begun their effort to paint Stacey Abrams in a negative light, pushing her to release her tax returns and explain her

On this edition of Political Rewind, after choosing their nominee for governor, Georgia Democrats declare they are unified and energized to put Stacey Abrams in the Governor’s Mansion this fall. Meanwhile, Republicans here and in Washington are wasting no time attacking Abrams even as they face a potentially contentious gubernatorial runoff battle between Brian Kemp and Casey Cagle. Our panel weighs in on the latest news in the midterm elections. Plus, what was behind Democratic Congressman

On this edition of Political Rewind, the race for governor of Georgia moves one step down the road. Democratic voters advance Stacey Abrams to the general election in overwhelming fashion, while Republicans set the stage for a fight for the soul of their party, a runoff between Casey Cagle and Brian Kemp. Runoffs will also determine which candidates will face GOP congressional incumbents some see as vulnerable in the fall. Our panel of insiders break down the vote and look at what to expect as

On this Special Edition of Political Rewind, it’s Election Day in Georgia as voters go to the polls to make their choices in dozens of races. Democrats will pick their nominee for governor and no matter who wins, it will be the first time ever in Georgia that a woman will lead a party’s ticket into the Fall. Republicans may send their governor’s race to a mid-summer runoff, which means they’ll endure nine more weeks of campaigning before they can turn their attention to the winning in November.

On this edition of Political Rewind, voters across Georgia go to the polls tomorrow to elect candidates in dozens of primary races. Which Stacey will emerge as the Democratic candidate for governor? Will the GOP contest go to a runoff and, if so, who will emerge to take on presumed frontrunner Casey Cagle? Plus, Democrats think they have a chance to unseat two GOP congressmen in north Georgia, but runoffs are all but guaranteed since there are so many candidates. Which ones will make it to round

On this edition of "Poltical Rewind," we discuss the House farm bill's defeat . All Georgia Republicans in the House voted for the bill, including Jody Hice who was wavering. Then, we move on to last night's GOP Gubernatorial Debate . In a statewide televised debate, GOP candidates for governor argued over who's toughest on protecting the Second Amendment. Plus, they flex their muscles on deporting undocumented immigrants. Our panel weighs in on who may have improved their chances in the primary

On this edition of Political Rewind, the Democratic candidates for governor trade sharp blows and share kind words in their only statewide televised debate. Can we expect the same when GOP candidates meet for their debate? Evidence suggests that’s unlikely. Plus, we now have figures showing us just how much the race for governor has cost—almost $13 million spent by candidates on both sides, so far. Also, will the Supreme Court’s decision on sports gambling energize the forces pushing for casinos