Donna McLeod's guest appearances

Donna McLeod

MAKING MEDIA

Good Morning Gwinnett Podcast

Etch The Edges

Community Conversations

Brian Whiteside

Antonio Hicks

Adrienne Simmons

Marlene Fosque

Shelly Hutchinson

Beth Moore

David Clark

Elizabeth Warren

Michael Bailey

Douglas Davis

Maria Taylor

Stacey Abrams

Ryan Cox

Chris Krimitsos

Lynn Miller

OwlTail

Donna McLeod Joins Fresh FM's Chrissie Small to talk about Matariki

Community Conversations - Jun 24 2022 - Donna McLeod, Matariki

On this episode we say some of you may know Donna McLeod, but we ask that you take a moment to really get to know Donna McLeod. A servant leader who made her way to America from the Caribbean by way of Canada. With a strong understanding of American freedom and liberty, she had to pass the test, she did the citizens work of engaging in the process of governing. She understood the assignment. This is the responsibility of every American citizen, one we take far too lightly. However, Donna did not take this duty lightly at all. She understood the need to engage. She understood the need to educate and fight for much needed equity within the confines of American freedom and liberty. Under the big tent of the Democratic Party she stepped up and out front, to serve as a State Representative, answering the call of her constituency, to represent them not as a politician, but as a stateswoman. Listen to her story and understand why she serves. Get to know Donna Mcleod the person, behind Donna Mcleod the stateswoman. Let’s Etch The Edges Support her non-profit CANI – Community Action  Network Initiatives here: https://caniinc.org/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/etchtheedges/support

On this episode we say some of you may know Donna McLeod, but we ask that you take a moment to really get to know Donna McLeod. A servant leader who made her way to America from the Caribbean by way of Canada. With a strong understanding of American freedom and liberty, she had to pass the test, she did the citizens work of engaging in the process of governing. She understood the assignment. This is the responsibility of every American citizen, one we take far too lightly. However, Donna did not take this duty lightly at all. She understood the need to engage. She understood the need to educate and fight for much needed equity within the confines of American freedom and liberty. Under the big tent of the Democratic Party she stepped up and out front, to serve as a State Representative, answering the call of her constituency, to represent them not as a politician, but as a stateswoman. Listen to her story and understand why she serves. Get to know Donna Mcleod the person, behind Donna Mcleod the stateswoman. Let’s Etch The Edges Support her non-profit CANI – Community Action  Network Initiatives here: <a href="https://caniinc.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://caniinc.org/</a>--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/etchtheedges/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/etchtheedges/support</a>

STATE REPRESENTATIVE DONNA McLEOD UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT - LET'S ETCH THE EDGES ON GWINNETT POLITICS 

www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Gwinnett County commissioners usually do not respond to people who address them at commission meetings, but Commissioner Tommy Hunter broke with that tradition Tuesday and criticized a state legislator who had criticized him during her remarks to the board.State Rep. Donna McLeod, D-Lawrenceville, stood before the board at its business meeting Tuesday and took the opportunity to address Hunter over, among other things, a $5 million federal lawsuit he has filed against his fellow commissioners over a written reprimand issued against him in 2017 for calling U.S. Rep. John Lewis a “racist pig.”After she finished speaking and started to turn and walk back to her seat, Hunter spoke out against her.“You need to act like a representative, ma’am,” Hunter said.#Podcast, #DailyHoroscopes

<a href="http://www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com</a> Gwinnett County commissioners usually do not respond to people who address them at commission meetings, but Commissioner Tommy Hunter broke with that tradition Tuesday and criticized a state legislator who had criticized him during her remarks to the board. State Rep. Donna McLeod, D-Lawrenceville, stood before the board at its business meeting Tuesday and took the opportunity to address Hunter over, among other things, a $5 million federal lawsuit he has filed against his fellow commissioners over a written reprimand issued against him in 2017 for calling U.S. Rep. John Lewis a “racist pig.” After she finished speaking and started to turn and walk back to her seat, Hunter spoke out against her. “You need to act like a representative, ma’am,” Hunter said. #Podcast, #DailyHoroscopes

EP: 120 Commissioner Hunter Clap Back At State Representative Donna McLeod