Raphael Warnock: “Folks couldn't go to work, small businesses suffered, families in…”

On the recordJuly 26, 2021

Folks couldn't go to work, small businesses suffered, families in Georgia who were already barely getting by had to deal with another crisis.

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Warnock describes the broader economic impact of the Colonial Pipeline attack on families and businesses.

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Raphael Warnock: “Folks couldn't go to work, small businesses suffered, families in Georgia who were already barely getting by had to deal…”