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Vector graphic design illustration for Georgia election map. (Photo: AdobeStock) The two Georgia Senate runoffs that will determine the balance of power in the upper chamber on January 5 are very close, a new poll finds. The survey conducted by Big Data Poll finds both Democratic candidates are benefiting from turnout questions for Republicans. Democratic challenger John Ossoff holds a slight lead over incumbent Republican Senator David Perdue 47% to 44.5%, with 8.6% undecided. Raphael Warnock leads Republican Kelly Loeffler 47.6% to 43.4%, with 9.1% undecided. Mr. Perdue was formerly a busin...

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Prevailing. it's sort of what got him to agree to sign any piece of legislation in that infamous meeting with lawmakers. it's also why, correct me if i'm wrong, senators perdue and cotton demand that they be s-ho. if that is the case, i'm wondering, how do you end up forging an immigration deal with this white house? or is it simply impossible because he'll listen to whoever is last with him? >> well, it's not the case for that particular meeting. trump himself wanted them in the room. but in general your point is correct and that's why in the early days when you didn't have john kelly, you sh...

That is not built on race. >> if he wanted to do that, why did he make a point that was all about naming countries? >> no. the point -- just to bring you into the meeting, the president was given a plan to change the visa lottery system by changing it from one group of select countries that have a -- >> right. >> kind of a reservation of visas to another set of select countries and the point the president was making is why not pick norway, why not pick any other country? why pick these countries? the point he's making is we want merit based reforms that aren't specific to any individual -- or,...