Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff has publicly denounced alleged racist and antisemitic imagery shared online by a former staffer of his Republican opponent, Mike Collins. The imagery reportedly included a swastika and depictions of the individual in Ku Klux Klan robes.
Ossoff characterized the revelations as "disgraceful and disqualifying," asserting that this is not the first time individuals connected to Collins have faced accusations of white nationalist or racist behavior. The senator emphasized the seriousness of the allegations, stating they "should shock the conscience of every Georgian."
Georgia Senator Condemns Ex-Staffer's Racist Imagery, Links to Challenger
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