Republican Senator David Perdue and Democratic rival Jon Ossoff are locked in a tight head-to-head race with less than two months until the Georgia runoff election. But, in a recent interview, Investigative Journalist Greg Palast said that Ossoff has already won.
How can that be? Palast spoke with Roland during Tuesdays edition of #RMU about the Georgia Senate race, how voter suppression played a role in forcing a Ossoff/Perdue runoff on Jan. 5, 2021 and addressed the Republican ploy to no certify the 2020 presidential election results.
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