ATLANTA — Sen. Jon Ossoff used a get-out-the-vote rally in Atlanta on Saturday to aim his sharpest attack yet at Rep. Mike Collins, the Republican running against him for the U.S. Senate.
“The sitting congressman who’s running for the U.S. Senate, who CNN reported just days ago is still allowing the production of neo-Nazi and white nationalist propaganda from his house,” Ossoff said. “From his house. I’ve never heard of anything like that.”
Ossoff noted the claim is an allegation reported by CNN. He returned to it moments later: “Until this very day, with the polls closing in just 90 hours, [he] is still allowing neo-Nazi propaganda to be produced from his home. It’s a disgrace. It’s disqualifying.”
In the same speech, Ossoff said Collins “needs to come out today and apologize and explain himself.”
The rally in the Inman Park neighborhood launched the campaign’s final canvassing push ahead of Tuesday’s election. Ossoff also campaigned for Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democratic nominee for governor.
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