The evidence is there. These costs are being borne most acutely by everyday Georgians and small businesses.
Raphael Warnock: “The evidence is there. These costs are being borne most acutely by everyday Georgians and small businesses.”
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Warnock points out that rising costs affect everyday people and small businesses.
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