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Greg Dolezal

Greg Dolezal

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Oct 22, 2026

Jenna EasonHOST
1:55
Both candidates are members of the state Senate.
Jenna EasonHOST
1:58
Republican Greg Dolezal and Democrat Josh McLaurin will face each other in the polls November 3rd for the second highest position in the state's executive branch.
Jenna EasonHOST
2:09
McLaurin started the debate by illustrating the stark contrast between him and his opponent
Josh McLaurinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:15
Greg and I came in at the same time, but we have extremely different records.
Mike FranklinHOST
60:12
I think that Rick Jackson's a very handsome, distinguished, beautiful, big, beautiful-looking guy.
Mike FranklinHOST
60:18
But anyway, he went on about Greg Dolezal.
Mike FranklinHOST
60:23
Oh, he's a good-looking guy.
Mike FranklinHOST
60:24
He said something similar about Jackson Dart, the injured quarterback of the New York Giants.
Riley BunchGUEST
2:55
You know, he is more of a high profile Democrat in Georgia.
Riley BunchGUEST
2:58
And then we have Republican Greg Dolezal, who is more, I would say, Trump leaning, has a far right agenda, as we've seen in a lot of his campaign ads as well.
Riley BunchGUEST
3:08
And so we can see if the Senate will allow either of them to kind of keep their powers as is if they are elected into office.
Greg BluesteinHOST
3:15
Yeah, let's talk about Greg Dolezal.
Greg BluesteinHOST
3:17
He is a Republican state senator from up in the North Atlanta exurbs.
Greg BluesteinHOST
3:21
He ran in a really crowded lieutenant gubernatorial primary.
Greg BluesteinHOST
24:50
But in this case, we had Insurance Commissioner John King.
Greg BluesteinHOST
24:54
We had Greg Dolezal, the Republican Lieutenant Governor nominee.
Greg BluesteinHOST
24:57
We had Tim Fleming, the Republican Secretary of State nominee.
Greg BluesteinHOST
25:00
We had Brian Strickland, the Attorney General nominee.
Maine ThompsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:41
It's a critical swing state right now at the moment, so coming up with midterms, it's super important for him to come out, get Republicans to come vote.
Jenna EasonHOST
4:48
Collins and state Senator Greg Dolezal, who is running for lieutenant governor, greeted Vance.
Jenna EasonHOST
4:53
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson did not attend.
Jenna EasonHOST
4:58
However, Jackson campaigned alongside President Donald Trump, who visited the state on Friday to support both Jackson and Collins.
Ron RobertsGUEST
40:40
But Josh McLaurin, by the way, very skilled orator, great at debates.
Ron RobertsGUEST
40:44
I mean, I think he took, you know, Greg Dolezal to the woodshed a couple of times.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
40:50
Some people, maybe not in Georgia, didn't necessarily catch when you said he has a gavel.
Sean Smith PierceHOST
40:55
In Georgia's state Senate, are you saying the lieutenant governor is like the majority leader in the U.S. Senate in that they're the ones that set the schedule and pull up the bills? Yeah.
Cam CookseyHOST
65:33
Hilarious name, by the way, guys.
Cam CookseyHOST
65:37
Down in the bottom corner, just like... cackling uh putting the american dream out of reach in office lance bottoms tripled uh tripled fees on housing now she opposes income and property property tax relief she's even pushing a new tax and a fee on home purchases increasing purchases purchasing costs by another two percent absolutely love that idea so they're using a bunch of different choppy quotes to make her look even worse she's not great at her job she ran that land into the ground um at the at the globalist behest so um does she have a big black bottom i don't think she does d patriot i haven't really been looking because she's uh she's pretty wolf to me as my friends and i used to say back in the day uh rick jackson is fighting to bring costs back down to earth sorry about that rick jackson is fighting to bring that's another thing about these things is you have to skip all over the place to read them and some of them are set up where like they'll be side by side but you're supposed to read vertically and i love butchering them um rick jackson is fighting to bring costs back down to earth you got a white hand giving a key to a black family i mean just come on black person vote for me and i'm not saying that because i think that rick jackson is one way or the other it's just the the pandering man they pander to all of us just like the one on the other um the boat one that had no white people on it trying to tell me that this is america come on now um affordable health care take on insurance companies to lower health care costs property taxes lowering property taxes and making it harder for local governments to raise them working class tax cuts reducing taxes on tips gas tax suspending gas tax when prices spike due to external events energy taxes eliminated taxes on your home energy bill guys these are all band-aids like i wouldn't have voted for this guy primaries um burt jones i believe it's burt jones but even then he's been in office before but guys these are just band-aids vote for rick jackson governor greg dolezal lieutenant governor brian strickland attorney general paid for by the georgia republican party of course let's keep it moving um on that one oh this one's great With Keisha Lance Bottoms, the game of life.
Cam CookseyHOST
67:56
So this is another one that's really cartoonish.
Cam CookseyHOST
67:58
So I had the Marvel one, got this one.
Ron RobertsHOST
30:46
You know, again, you've got state Senate, state house races.
Ron RobertsHOST
30:48
You've got the Lieutenant governor's race where state Senator Josh McLaren running against state Senator Greg Dolezal had a challenge for Dolezal.
Ron RobertsHOST
30:57
in his debate on WXI TV 11 Live earlier this week.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:01
I think the key thing here, though, is that you are the most MAGA politician potentially in Georgia, maybe apart from Mike Collins.
Alison AubreyADVERTISER
9:26
Find it on the NPR app or wherever you get your podcasts.
Alex HelmickHOST
9:33
Well, from the governor's race to the lieutenant governor's race, where Georgia Republican State Senator Greg Dolezal and Democratic State Senator Josh McLaurin are battling it out.
Alex HelmickHOST
9:43
WABE's Marissa Mechie had more from their recent debate.
Marissa MechieCORRESPONDENT
9:46
The state senators argued over big-ticket items like inflation, taxes, and their positions on President Donald Trump and GOP leadership.
Ron RobertsHOST
19:47
Unlike you-know-who in the Oval Office that the right gave a mulligan to, that Rick Jackson gladly voted for and gave money to.
Ron RobertsHOST
19:56
Anyway, I want to focus on the lieutenant gubernatorial debate between Greg Dolezal, who's just a loathsome individual, and Josh McLaurin, because I want to point out an emerging trend.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:06
Well, first of all, Greg Dolezal is no different to me than Mike Collins.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:10
He tends to parrot and pander to the white nationalist basal instincts of... clan-friendly, again, white nationalist types.
Ron RobertsHOST
20:24
Josh McLaurin is a really smart dude.
Ron RobertsHOST
22:14
And I believe we're having a conversation about, like I said, Chicago, Minneapolis, Phoenix as well.
Ron RobertsHOST
22:19
Last night, two state senators squared off for a lieutenant gubernatorial debate in the Atlanta Press Club's Young Loudermilk debate series on Georgia Public Broadcasting, the same debate series that gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson says, uh-uh, I can't do that, not going to that, but does have time to see Donald Trump when he comes to visit on Friday.
Ron RobertsHOST
22:38
That actually came up in the conversation, the debate, if you will, between state senator Greg Dolezal and...

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