Georgia Senate race: Warnock says Loeffler voted to defund police, but proof comes up short ...Middle East

Punching back at GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler’s attempts to tie him to progressive calls to “defund the police,” Democratic challenger Raphael Warnock is pointing to Loeffler’s September vote against an appropriations bill as evidence that she was the one who tried to take money away from police departments. “I want to point out that Kelly […] The post Georgia Senate race: Warnock says Loeffler voted to defund police, but proof comes up short appeared first on Roll Call.

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