EDITORIAL
The antidote to US President Donald Trump's poison popularism could be glimpsed fleetingly on the dusty country roads and the blacktop highways all across the state of Georgia over the past couple of years.
Stacey Abrams, centre, with Democratic candidates Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, listening to Joe Biden speak on December 15 in Atlanta. Photo / Patrick Semansky, AP
EDITORIAL
The antidote to US President Donald Trump's poison popularism could be glimpsed fleetingly on the dusty country roads and the blacktop highways all across the state of Georgia over the past couple of years.
Jay Slater went missing on June 17 while visiting the island.