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Jon Ossoff: Republicans 'Privately' Say Trump Has 'Lost It'

Ossoff told reporters that Republicans privately believe Trump’s election-fraud claims could hurt them in the midterms.

Jon Ossoff: Republicans 'Privately' Say Trump Has 'Lost It'
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Jon Ossoff told reporters that he believes most congressional Republicans privately think Donald Trump “has lost it,” as Trump prepares to announce claims of fraud in Georgia’s 2020 election. Ossoff also criticized his Republican challenger Mike Collins over election denialism and health insurance costs.

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Senator criticizing Trump’s expected election-fraud announcement and Republican challenger Mike Collins

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President expected to announce claims of fraud in Georgia’s 2020 election

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Republican challenger criticized by Ossoff

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Jon Ossoff Criticizes Trump Ahead of Election Integrity Address

Outlets agree Jon Ossoff criticized Donald Trump ahead of Trump’s planned address on Georgia’s 2020 election and voting issues. Ossoff also urged support for voter-protection efforts. Left-leaning outlets frame Ossoff’s remarks as a challenge to Trump’s anticipated election claims. Center outlets place the criticism in a wider political response, including midterm stakes and other lawmakers’ views. Right-leaning outlets focus on Ossoff using reports about the speech to raise money and criticize his opponent, while noting a White House clarification about the address.

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