We took the Confederate flag down. And I'm almost sorry, because it cost us the Affordable Care Act which is about $14.9 billion and 70,000 healthcare jobs that Georgia missed.
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Andrew Young discusses the consequences of removing the Confederate flag and its impact on healthcare jobs in Georgia.
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