Georgia Runoff: Trump's War Talk Stirs Anxiety

0:00On April 7, Georgia's 14th Congressional District is holding a special runoff today between Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Sean Harris to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, who quit after clashing with President Trump. This deep-red area stretching from suburban Atlanta to Tennessee saw Harris lead the first round on March 10 with 37 percent. Wow, Republicans overall grabbed nearly 60 percent. Up endorsed Fuller, the District Attorney in Air National Guard Lieutenant Colonel, who is all in on the President's agenda, including the new war, with Iran. Trump even set a deadline for tonight at 8 p.m., right after polls close for Iran to cut a deal, warning of massive destruction, but he pulled back. On strikes for two more weeks to talk, voters are feeling the heat from Trump's tough talk on bombing Iranian infrastructure, stirring anxiety even among some Republicans. Retires like Judy McDonald back the fight, but admit they're on edge, while others like Melinda Doral are voting Harris to slap back at Trump, calling.

1:03The war unneeded in him a liar-wrecking alliances. Fuller calls himself an America-first warrior, with no beefs against Trump, while Harris, the retired Army general and cattle farmer, pitches himself. As a common-sense dirt road Democrat, who will put the district first without selling out. Even some center-right folks are crossing over, hoping to check Trump's power. The winner finishes Green's term through January, helping Republicans cling to their slimhouse majority of 217-214. Come May, though gear up for primaries in the full-term race in November, keeping this battle-ground humming. I'm Cory with the story. That's your global news update, AI-powered and always on.