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Trump in Georgia: Ossoff, Democrats 'want to let the Marxists into power'

Trump’s Georgia rally combined campaign appeals for Collins with attacks on Ossoff and remarks about the economy and election claims.

Trump in Georgia: Ossoff, Democrats 'want to let the Marxists into power'
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Donald Trump held a Georgia rally aimed at helping Rep. Mike Collins challenge Sen. Jon Ossoff, attacking Ossoff and urging support for Collins. The report also describes Trump’s comments on affordability and the SAVE America Act, alongside contrasting Republican assessments of his midterm focus.

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President who held the Georgia rally and attacked Ossoff

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Jon Ossoff
D · GA · SEN

Georgia senator and target of Trump’s rally attacks

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Former president who won the 2020 presidential election

John Thune
R · SD · SEN

Senate majority leader criticized by Trump over the SAVE America Act

Mike Collins
R · GA-10

Georgia representative challenging Ossoff for Senate

James Lankford
R · OK · SEN

Oklahoma senator and Republican Conference vice chair

Ken Paxton
R · TX

Texas attorney general and Republican Senate candidate

John Cornyn
R · TX · SEN

Texas senator commenting on Trump’s midterm engagement

ALSO MENTIONED  Brad Raffensperger, Georgia secretary of state referenced in Ossoff’s account of Trump’s post-election call; Jay Clayton, Presidential nominee for director of national intelligence; Xi Jinping, President of China

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Darline Graham Nordone Announces Run for Full Senate Term

Outlets agree Darline Graham Nordone announced she will seek a full Senate term in South Carolina’s special Republican primary after President Donald Trump endorsed her. Left-leaning outlets frame Trump’s proposed Canada tariffs as a threat to Maine and Susan Collins as opposing them. Center outlets emphasize Trump’s influence over Nordone’s candidacy and the South Carolina GOP, though another report covers his Georgia rally. Right-leaning outlets likewise center Trump’s endorsement, presenting it as a key reason Nordone entered the race.

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