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A portrait above a desk. A reminder that reaches far beyond Washington. Jon Ossoff says he thinks about Congressman John Lewis every day—and keeps his portrait above his Senate office desk. In this clip, he reflects on Lewis’s message that we share “one American house” and “one world house.” Not separate categories of people whose suffering matters more or less, but one human family with a responsibility to recognize each other’s pain.
For Georgia, Ossoff’s tribute is an invitation to carry that message into how we treat people now. We do not have to share someone’s background, circumstances, or politics to care that they are hurting. The noise can make us exhausted. The division can make us distant. But neither should make us indifferent. Honoring John Lewis means more than remembering his words—it means asking what compassion requires of us today.

#jonossoff #johnlewis #georgiapolitics #onehumanfamily #politics taken in Lawrenceville Georgia by @ossoffsauce

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The problem is bigger than one president. In this clip, Jon Ossoff argues that changing who holds office is not enough if the same political system keeps rewarding money and access. He calls Citizens United deeply destructive and challenges the influence of secret political spending. His message is not “let’s get back to normal.” It is: look at what made this moment possible—and reform it.
From Garden City to Albany to College Park, Ossoff frames this as a question that cuts across party lines: should political money shape the country’s agenda out of public view? Georgians deserve a government that listens to the people living with its decisions, not simply those financing the next campaign. Follow the money. Ask who benefits. And demand a system where your voice matters more than someone else’s access.
#midterms #electionnews #earlyvoting #georgia #jonossoff taken in Atlanta, GA by @ossoffsauce

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Jon Ossoff is calling for Mike Collins to disband his “Convoy Captains” program—not simply issue another statement. In this clip, Ossoff cites reported Klan connections and alleges that additional campaign leaders have serious criminal histories involving offenses against children. These are grave claims, and his demand is specific: end the program. Georgia voters deserve to see the underlying reporting and hear a direct response from Collins.
Who a campaign empowers—and how it vets those people—is a question of accountability. What did campaign leadership know? What safeguards were in place? And what action will follow these reports? Serious allegations should not become background noise or be treated as proven without evidence. Georgians deserve documented facts, clear answers, and leadership willing to address concerns directly.
#jonossoff #senaterace #georgia #politics #bluewave taken in Fulton County by @ossoffsauce

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Four hundred voices promising victory. One voice warning against war. Jon Ossoff invokes the biblical story of King Ahab and the prophet Micaiah to make a pointed argument about the White House: a leader surrounded by people who tell him only what he wants to hear can make catastrophic decisions. In Ossoff’s telling, Ahab punished the dissenting voice instead of confronting the warning—and went to war anyway.
For Georgia families, the question is bigger than a powerful speech: who is willing to tell a president no before the consequences reach everyone else? Ossoff argues that decisions about war demand integrity, honest advice, and the courage to challenge those in power. Agreement is not evidence. Flattery is not judgment. And silencing a warning does not make the danger disappear.
#JonOssoff #GeorgiaPolitics #speaktruthtopower #politicalaccountability #FaithAndPolitics taken in Atlanta, GA, USA. by @ossoffsauce

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They asked Jon Ossoff about presidential speculation. He answered directly: “Yes, I will” serve a full six-year term, adding that he has “zero interest” in running for president. Then he brought the conversation back to Georgia families trying to stock their refrigerators. Ossoff challenged Mike Collins to explain his support for tariffs—and what he meant when he described them as “making things fair.”
That is the question worth keeping on screen: fair for whom? In this exchange, Ossoff argues that higher grocery costs should matter more than speculation about his political future. Georgians deserve clear explanations of what their elected officials support, how those policies affect household budgets, and what they would do to make everyday life more affordable. The White House rumors can wait. The grocery bill cannot.
#gasprices #grocery #georgia #jonossoff #politicaldebate taken in Fulton County by @ossoffsauce

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The question was about leadership. The response turned to money. In this exchange, Jon Ossoff challenges Mike Collins’s claim to champion Black Georgians, accusing him of elevating people with Ku Klux Klan ties within his political organization. When the rebuttal begins, Collins says Georgians need money in their pockets. That is an economic message—but in the portion shown, it does not address the allegation Ossoff just raised.
Georgia families deserve financial security and accountability from their leaders. Those are not competing priorities. Voters should be able to ask who a candidate empowers, what those people stand for, and how the candidate responds when serious concerns are raised. The allegations deserve scrutiny, and Collins deserves the opportunity to answer them directly. Watch the full exchange and judge the response against the question—not just whether it sounds like a campaign promise.

#JonOssoff #MikeCollins #GeorgiaSenateDebate #GeorgiaPolitics #PoliticalNews by @ossoffsauce

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Collins brought up the Epstein files. Jon Ossoff brought the discussion back to a vote—and the people affected. In this exchange, Ossoff accuses Collins of voting against releasing evidence, then asks what he would say to Epstein’s victims about that decision. He repeats the demand: explain the vote directly to the survivors. The moment is confrontational, but the question deserves more than a campaign sound bite.
For Georgia voters, the standard should be accountability: identify the exact vote, examine what it did, and expect a clear explanation from the person who cast it. Survivors deserve dignity, transparency, and serious attention—not to become props in a political exchange. Watch the question, watch the response, and keep the focus on whether the people asking for power are willing to answer for their decisions. @jonossoff @teamossoff
#epstein #georgia #JonOssoff #EarlyVoting #politicaldebate taken in Atlanta, GA, USA. by @ossoffsauce

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4 days ago

Georgia, this is more than a heated debate moment. Jon Ossoff challenges Mike Collins over his position on the 2020 election, accuses him of supporting efforts to overturn it, and raises serious allegations about his response to racist conduct and his amplification of extremist content. Then Ossoff invokes John Lewis and closes with a demand for an apology. The delivery is forceful—but the underlying question is accountability: what conduct should Georgians accept from someone asking to represent them?
Our votes deserve respect. Our neighbors deserve dignity. And allegations this serious deserve clear answers—not a distraction or another campaign slogan. Watch the full exchange, distinguish the claims from the responses, and judge the candidates by their records. Georgia’s future should not be built on election denial, racial intimidation, or treating voting rights as negotiable.

#JonOssoff #Georgia #Political #Debate #VotingRights taken in Atlanta, GA by @ossoffsauce

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Georgia, listen to the question—and then listen to the answer. In last night’s Senate debate, Jon Ossoff accused Mike Collins of backing tax benefits for data center developers at constituents’ expense, then asked whether he would vote to repeal them. Collins responded that data centers should pay their own way, protect ratepayers, and support their host communities. But in this exchange, he did not explicitly commit to repeal. That distinction is the part worth replaying.
The personal attack grabbed attention. The question about your money deserves accountability. Georgia families and small businesses deserve clear explanations of who benefits from these policies, who bears the costs, and what each candidate would actually change. Supporting “ratepayer protection” and committing to repeal a tax provision are not the same answer. Watch the exchange—and judge the response against the question asked.
#Georgia #Debate #ElectionNews #DataCenters #GeorgiaPolitics taken in Atlanta, GA, USA. by @ossoffsauce

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9 days ago

Georgia families do not need another round of political finger-pointing while they are trying to afford groceries, utilities, and the drive to work. In this exchange, Jon Ossoff puts tariffs at the center of the affordability debate, arguing that they are hurting families, small businesses, and Georgia agriculture. His proposed response is direct: repeal them. Then he challenges Congressman Mike Collins to explain how the tariffs are helping the people they both want to represent.
For Savannah and coastal Georgia, Ossoff connects that question to trade—and for families across the state, he connects it to the kitchen table. The standard should be relief: can you stock the fridge, keep the lights on, and get to work without falling further behind? Georgians deserve specific plans and clear explanations of how those plans would lower everyday costs—not just another argument about who to blame.
#CostOfLiving #Tarrifs #IranWar #Gas #FuelPrices taken in Gwinnett County by @ossoffsauce

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10 days ago

Jon Ossoff is calling out rhetoric that should never become background noise. In this clip, Georgia’s senator challenges Trump’s description of immigrants as “poisoning the blood of our country,” drawing a stark comparison to the language of history’s most dangerous regimes. His warning is about more than one offensive phrase: it is about what happens when political leaders describe human beings as contamination instead of people. We can debate immigration policy without dehumanizing our neighbors. Calling people “poison” is not a plan, and repeating it does not make it normal.
For Georgia, this is about the kind of future we want to build—one rooted in dignity, shared convictions, and belonging, not bloodlines. Our neighbors are not poison. Our differences are not a defect. America’s promise should be big enough for people of every background, and our politics should reflect that. Turn your values into action: check your registration, confirm your voting location, and make a plan.
Georgia’s important 2026 voting dates: Early voting runs October 13–30, including Saturdays October 17 and 24; absentee ballot applications must be received by October 23; Election Day is November 3, with polls open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Completed absentee ballots must reach your county elections office by 7 p.m. on November 3—not merely be postmarked that day.
#ICE #Deporte #Bloodline #Immigrant #Immigration by @ossoffsauce

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10 days ago

Jon Ossoff is bringing the conversation back to what officials said at the start. After the secretary discussed preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, Georgia’s senator pointed to another stated objective from day three: “destroy the missile threat.”
Georgians deserve clear explanations of what a military conflict is meant to accomplish—and how officials measure those results. This clip captures the start of that accountability check: revisit the original objectives, examine each claim, and keep the public informed.
#PeteHegseth #Hegseth #IranWar #Israel #FreePalestine taken in Marietta, Georgia by @ossoffsauce

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