As Iowa overcomes frigid temperatures, some flurries make their way to Atlanta. Today on The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s “Politically Georgia,” Tia Mitchell joins the podcast from Iowa to report on former President Donald Trump's caucus victory and the roll Georgians played in helping him win big. And as she headed back to Atlanta, Patricia Murphy filed a report on her takeaways from Iowa. 
  
Then, the hosts discuss the results of a new AJC poll on the presidential race in Georgia. At this stage of the contest, registered voters told pollsters they favor Trump over President Joe Biden 45% to 37%. And they say they’re very unhappy with the job Biden is doing as president and feel pessimistic about the direction of the country.  
 
Plus, Tia Mitchell updates us on negotiations on Capitol Hill over passing a budget continuing resolution to keep the government open past this weekend. 
 
Finally, Tamar Hallerman joins with a report on the court filing accusing Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of having a romantic relationship with the special prosecutor she hired to lead the Trump RICO case. And she shares a look at how Willis defended herself in a church appearance over the weekend. 
  
 
Links to today’s topics: 
Trump wins Iowa handily 
AJC Poll: Trump leads Biden in early stage of race 
Filing alleges improper relationship between DA and special prosecutor 
Fani Willis defends hiring of special prosecutor 
 
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