This week, Aja is joined by contributor Ryan DeMattia to discuss what's next for the working class and progressives now that Georgia has flipped blue. This year marks the first time Georgia went blue for a presidential candidate since 1992 for President Bill Clinton — and administration that ultimately granted the U.S. the 1994 Crime Bill and the militarization of the police force we see today.

Meanwhile, the nation's eyes remain on Georgia as both Democrats and Republicans charge down the barrel of two Senate runoffs: the special election race between Sen. Kelly Loeffler and Democratic contender Raphael Warnock and the crucial running between longtime Republican incumbent Sen. David Perdue and Democratic nominee Jon Ossoff.

What is likely to change under a Biden-Harris administration for working class Americans? How will Georgians' material conditions improve with two blue Senate seats? We reflect on these questions (and more) in today’s episode.