Trump-Backed Candidate in Georgia Runoff

0:00The latest international headlines, politics, and world affairs right here on global news today. The special election in Georgia's 14th Congressional District to replace former representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is headed to a runoff. Republican Clay Fuller, who got President Donald Trump's endorsement, will face Democrat Sean Harris. Neither got a majority in Tuesday night's vote from a field of 17 candidates. The runoff is set for April 7th. Trump threw his support behind Fuller with a strong endorsement on true social and a rally in Rome last month. Fuller, a former district attorney, credited Trump's backing for boosting the MAGA movement in the area. Voters showed mixed reactions at the polls. Some Republicans picked Fuller for his morals, military service, and alignment with Trump. Democrats hoped Harris, a retired brigadier general and local farmer, could flip the seat with her positive approach and appeal to all sides. Greene's time in office was marked by bold statements, conspiracy theories, and tough immigration stances. She left after a public fallout with Trump,

1:04over pushing for the release of Epstein files, which became law, despite his initial opposition. Tensions grew with her recent criticisms of his foreign policy moves. This early race test Trump's pull ahead of November midterms. Harris says momentum is building for Democrats, while the outcome could signal ships in the district's deep red line. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-L-I, solelypillow.com