Luke Thomas

Don't you think we could build like an 80-20 majority to address this?

There is no reason that the coalition that we could build –

to reform our corrupt campaign finance system should be limited bipartisanship.

Maybe we should do this.

If we were to walk up to people on the street in Georgia, Democrat, independent, Republican, unaffiliated, non-voter, whatever, and say, hey, does it make sense to you

that a corporation or a spectacularly wealthy person can spend unlimited amounts on political campaigns in secret.

I think nobody actually thinks that's good for our republic or good for public policy.

And so we should be building that coalition to change it because it's doing so much damage.

Well, I think that the president's conduct within, I don't know, the first days or hours of his swearing in this term exceeded expectations.

the threshold probably for any past impeachment.

For sure.

I can just think of right off the top of my head,

multiple impeachable offenses.

People speculate about the political wisdom of it and so on and so forth.

But like just taking a step back, whether it's this or just the necessity of oversight and investigations, there does have to be accountability for misconduct just as a governance question.

And I don't think that the choice is between economic policies in the

exposing wrongdoing and ensuring there's accountability for it on the other.

I think both of those things are necessary.

If I were to post on social media every hour, that would not be authentic.

I don't like social media.