Trump talking smack
Jon Ossoff
Donald Trump came to Georgia.
The White House sent him here to do damage control on tariffs and health care.
But he just couldn’t help himself: instead of trying to defend his price-inflating tariffs and insurance-premium-doubling health care policy, he resorted to repeating conspiracy theories about the 2020 election — an election he lost in Georgia despite pressuring Georgia election officials to “find” him more votes.
Maybe he’s been watching the rallies I’ve been holding across Georgia, where thousands have turned out in opposition to his corruption and depravity. Because he took a moment to throw some insults my way.
Now, Donald Trump has been insulting me for a long time. But this time, it didn’t seem like his heart was in it. I think you could see in his eyes and hear in his voice that he knows he’s lost the American people. That he knows his Presidency is slipping away. That he can feel Georgians, and people nationwide, preparing to deliver a decisive rebuke of historic abuses of power.
Because as I travel across Georgia, what I hear is more and more people of every background and belief reject Trump’s chaos and corruption. And it's not just Democrats and independents. It’s Republicans too!
More and more Republicans take me aside, or they call me on the phone. They tell me they don’t like where this President has taken us. And they tell me they’re going to support a Democrat for the first time.
But here’s the thing: as he gets more desperate, his abuses become more dangerous. From sending Tulsi Gabbard on ballot raids in Fulton County, Georgia, to threatening a national takeover of elections, we have to be ready for anything.
We have to turn out LANDSLIDE margins of victory … victories so decisive that no scheme or plot hatched in the White House can foil the will of the people.
And we have to defend voting rights with unprecedented tenacity and resources.
I need your help to do these things.
Remember — in 2020, the pundits said flipping a Republican Senate seat here couldn’t be done. We built the strongest voter mobilization programs in Senate campaign history, and we won. That victory secured the Senate majority.
Now we must win again. We will win again.
Just like last time, I can’t do it alone.
Thanks for your help with this,
Jon
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