On today's episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's "Politically Georgia" podcast, the panel looks at the anger, fear and political dynamics that have been sparked by the killing of Laken Riley and charges of murder in the case against a man who authorities say entered the country illegally. 
Then, the panel looks at the results of the presidential primaries in Michigan. Does the large number of Democrats who voted for “uncommitted” spell trouble for President Joe Biden? What does it mean that 25% of Republicans did not vote for Donald Trump? 
Finally, the panel discusses the latest news in the effort by defense attorneys to have Fani Willis and Nathan Wade disqualified from prosecuting the Georgia election conspiracy case against Trump and his co-defendants.  
 
Plus, a look at Patricia Murphy’s column arguing that the focus of the Fulton County case has inappropriately shifted from the alleged efforts to overturn Georgia’s election results to the behavior of Willis and Wade. 
 
LINKS TO TODAY'S TOPICS   
Demonstrators disrupt Athens mayor's news conference 
Reaction to Athens slaying in legislator and in Washington 
Patricia Murphy: losing the forest for the trees 
Defense attorney's "Star witness" testimony fizzles 
 
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CREDITS  
Executive Producer- Shane Backler 
Producer- Natalie Mendenhall 
Engineer- Matthew McWilliams 
Editor- Matthew Owen 
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