Atlanta, GA – On Friday, Senior Pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church and U.S. Senate candidate Reverend Raphael Warnock joined MSNBC’s Joy Reid to discuss his continued surge in enthusiasm Georgians have for his candidacy, protecting voting rights, and the importance of the Supreme Court to health care in our country. The interview also touched on Warnock’s recent endorsement from former President Barack Obama.

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Watch Warnock discuss his surging campaign, health care and the Supreme Court with MSNBC’s Joy Reid

“We’ve got over 500,000 people in the Medicaid gap in Georgia. They’re the ones I’m focused on. And if they succeed in getting rid of the Affordable Care Act in this new hearing that’s coming up in the Supreme Court, that would leave 1.8 million Georgians in the Medicaid gap. And so I think when people think about their health care and living wage, that those are issues that transcend race and speak to the heart of ordinary people.”

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