Nathan Wade tells CNN: delay in Trump Fulton County trial not his fault

Politically Georgia

In an exclusive interview on CNN’s “The Source”, former

Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade tells Kaitlan Collins that he is

not to blame for the delay of the Fulton County case against former President

Donald Trump. On today’s episode of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s

Politically Georgia podcast, Kaitlan Collins joins hosts Bill Nigut and Greg

Bluestein to discuss her exclusive interview with Nathan Wade.

But first, Ari Berman joins the podcast to discuss his new

book “Minority Rule, the Right-Wing Attack on the Will of the People and the

Fight to Resist It.” Berman describes the way in which the Founding Fathers, in

an attempt to establish majority rule but at the same time protect the rights

of the minority of Americans, began a long road to today, as Republicans push

forward initiatives that he asserts thwart the rights of the majority of people

in the country.

Then, University of Georgia political science professor

Charles Bullock expands on Ari Berman’s observations, citing gerrymandering and

other mechanisms used to maintain single-party power in Georgia.

Links to topics

Guardian review of "Minority Rule"

Ari Berman books

Kaitlan Collins interview with Nathan Wade

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