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Ossoff slams Trump, targets Collins at Rome campaign stop

Trump’s claims about election data and demand for the SAVE America Act prompted Ossoff’s response.

Ossoff slams Trump, targets Collins at Rome campaign stop
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At a campaign stop in Rome, Sen. Jon Ossoff criticized President Trump’s election-fraud claims and accused him of threatening voting rights. Ossoff also targeted Rep. Mike Collins over a report about Collins’ son-in-law; Collins’ campaign denied any connection to hate groups.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose address and election claims prompted Ossoff’s criticism

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Jon Ossoff
D · GA · SEN

Senator and campaigner criticizing Trump’s election claims and targeting his opponent

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Raphael G. Warnock
D · GA · SEN

Senator mentioned as a possible target of Trump’s election rhetoric

Mike Collins
R · GA-10

Ossoff’s opponent, whom Ossoff criticized over a report about Collins’ son-in-law

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