Jerri Green: A People-Powered Run for Governor
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Jerri Green: A People-Powered Run for Governor
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Jerri Green doesn’t take a dime from special interests. She does have three: Bo, Vivian, and Wilder.
Her kids are the reason the Memphis City Councilwoman and Democratic nominee for governor is crossing the state, and in this episode she sits down with Gloria to explain why. From Memphis to the mountains, Jerri says Tennesseans are telling her the same thing: the American dream is slipping out of reach, and the state keeps falling behind its neighbors.
So what would she do about it? Jerri gets specific. She talks about putting money back in families’ pockets instead of handing out corporate tax breaks, raising wages, legalizing cannabis, and what she’d do on day one, from executive orders to fixing DCS, reforming prisons, and ending CoreCivic contracts.
Along the way, Gloria and Jerri trade stories about Marsha Blackburn (a plane, a jetway, and some bushes), and Jerri shares what happens when you show up in the deepest-red corners of the state: a park pavilion built for 20 people that filled with 125.
They close with a challenge to every listener: knock doors, phone bank, text your friends, and vote the whole ballot.