Jon Ossoff

At a rally on Sunday, Sen. Jon Ossoff smeared White House aide Natalie Harp by suggesting the president likes to “travel with Natalie” and not much else – implying a sexual dalliance between the 80-year-old president and his 35-year-old aide. If the president was a Democrat, the liberal journalists would cry smear. But it’s Trump, so Brian Stelter is touting Ossoff's "art of the viral clip."…

We have made it to midweek and the Elitist Media are still trying to cover for Sen. Jon Ossoff after his disgusting, sexist attack implying that President Trump is having an affair with a White House staffer. CNN’s Scott Jennings was having none of it.

Media tongues were left wagging over the weekend after Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) said at a rally that President Trump “wanted to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie,” implying impropriety with aide Natalie Harp. And after a weekend of controversy, a familiar face emerges and helps Ossoff perform cleanup.

Sen. Jon Ossoff is an easy Exhibit A in the “fact checking” tilt at PolitiFact. In his first Senate run in 2020, PolitiFact’s Tom Kertscher threw a “Pants On Fire” attack at his opponent Sen. David Perdue for rudely labeling Ossoff a “socialist.” Now his GOP opponent is "False" for saying he cast the "deciding vote" on the Inflation Reduction Act. (He did.) 

Spend time on YouTube, and you’ll find Sen. Jon Ossoff begging for dollars, underlining he’s the only Democrat Senator up for re-election that’s in a state Trump won in 2024. He’s no shoo-in. So The New York Times sought to shore him up by touting his presidential timber: "This Senator is an Internet Sensation. Is He Running for President?"

Those trying to turn CBS’s Stephen Colbert into a free speech martyr for the James Talarico-equal time controversy suffered a setback on Wednesday as Colbert welcomed Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff to The Late Show. Unfortunately, those who would like the late night hosts at least pretend to put in an effort to have some sort of balance on their shows also suffered a setback as the duo warned of…

Conservatives have raised the alarm about Big Tech censorship for years. But now a far-left senator has admitted that Big Tech’s power may be a problem. Newly elected Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) spoke out against Facebook’s power in an April 27 hearing. He claimed that Facebook has “an obligation to remove certain content, for example, incitement to violence or hate speech.” But Ossoff continued…

The New York Times and The Washington Post appeared to be tickled pink about the opportunity to advertise a statement signed by woke corporate America aiming to block voter ID laws across the country. The Post’s owner Jeff Bezos, who is also Amazon's CEO, also signed the statement.

Despite Tuesday night showing a Democratic sweep in the Georgia Senate runoff election, the mood on MSNBC was anything but joyous. Instead, various hosts and panelists threw a pity party for fellow leftists, bemoaning supposed Republican voter suppression efforts and insisting Republicans should be shamed from political life as un-American racists who won’t win another presidential election.…

We’re only six days into 2021 and CNN host Chris “Fredo” Cuomo already submitted an early contender for his most Fredo moments of the years (Here’s his most Fredo moments from 2020). Just as he and co-host Don Lemon took the helm of the network’s coverage of the Georgia Senate runoffs in the wee hours of Wednesday morning, he had a bit of a Freudian slip (or Fredian slip) and cheered “we won”…

During MSNBC’s live coverage of the Georgia Senate runoff election, race hustler and longtime PoliticsNation host Al Sharpton reveled in the possible victories of Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock by insisting that he and his fellow civil rights activists are “nonpartisan” individuals concerned about the direction of the country.

Radical Rev. Raphael Warnock is running against who the New York Times calls “strident Trump loyalist” Sen. Kelly Loeffler in one of two U.S. Senate runoffs that end Tuesday in Georgia. The Times has been feverishly promoting both Democratic runoff candidates (the other is Jon Ossoff), especially Warnock, while lobbing accusations at the Republicans. The pro-Democratic propaganda culminated…

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski calls out Democrat hypocrisy on election challenges. She cites then-Sen. Barbara Boxer forcing a congressional debate in 2005 by challenging the election result in Ohio. Mika then quotes praise for Boxer at the time by Dick Durbin, Chris Van Hollen, and Ed Markey, and contrasts that with their criticism of current Republican challenges to the election results…

On his CNN show, State of the Union, host Jake Tapper twice tells Jon Ossoff, a Democrat candidate for Senate from Georgia, that his accusation that Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler campaigned with a Klansman is "not true."