What happens when the opposition actually has to govern? Georgia State Representative Scott Holcomb discusses the transition from legislative minority to majority, how to pass meaningful laws when the other party holds power, and why he refuses to keep score of colleagues’ votes. From clearing untested sexual assault kits to debating Medicaid expansion and mandatory minimum sentences, the conversation explores the relationships, tradeoffs, and budget decisions behind getting things done.
This conversation was edited for reasons of time and continuity. The full, unedited interview can be found here.
