. He touched on the violence of the siege, in which he said "the ugly side of our story, our great and grand American story" had once again emerged.Georgia's first Jewish senator and the son of an immigrant"You must know that this is a glimpse of God's vision of a more inclusive humanity that embraces all of God's children," Warnock said. "I'm just grateful to be a part of this.
King III said Georgia is a state in transition, and the immense grassroots organizing effort there has created a model for other states. With more people moving into the Atlanta metro area — who King III said are more "progressive" and "open-minded" — he believes that Georgia will ultimately become a solid blue state. As, some Democrats hope that Georgia will follow a similar trajectory to Virginia, which flipped blue in 2008 and has voted largely Democratic since.
Pretty sure MLK was never accused of domestic violence, and never supported violence in any matter. If I remember history violence is was MLK’s major problem with Malcom X.