Ossoff says "zero interest in running for president" in Georgia debate
Summary
Senator Jon Ossoff and Representative Mike Collins debated in Georgia ahead of the midterm election, exchanging personal and political criticisms. Ossoff confirmed he has no interest in running for president in 2028 and discussed his position on a potential impeachment of President Trump.Key Facts
- Jon Ossoff is the incumbent Democratic Senator running for reelection in Georgia.
- Mike Collins is the Republican challenger for Ossoff’s Senate seat.
- The debate focused on topics like the war with Iran, rising costs, and the 2020 election results.
- Ossoff denied any plans to run for president in 2028 and said he plans to serve a full six-year Senate term.
- Ossoff did not clearly say yes or no on supporting impeachment of President Trump but criticized Trump’s actions as serious misconduct.
- Collins accused Ossoff of being out of touch and relying on family money, while Ossoff criticized Collins for alleged ties to white nationalism and called him part of the Washington establishment.
- Both candidates brought up connections involving Jeffrey Epstein to attack each other.
- The debate was the final one before early voting started in Georgia for the midterm elections.
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