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When Representative Mike Collins told Newsmax’s America Right Now, “We’re going to fire Jon Ossoff,” he meant every word — and conservative voters should take that promise seriously as a pledge to restore common-sense leadership to the Senate. Collins didn’t come to this fight as a political insider but as a Georgia son and small-business owner who says he’ll take Washington head-on on behalf of working families.
Collins’ climb to become the Republican nominee in Georgia was hard-earned: he advanced through a competitive GOP primary and runoff to set up a November showdown with the incumbent. That grassroots momentum — built in towns outside Atlanta and on the freight corridors where real Georgians work — is exactly the kind of energy Republicans need to unseat a liberal incumbent.
On the stump Collins is selling a clear platform: economic relief for families crushed by inflation, commonsense health-care reform that lowers costs without wrecking care, and unwavering support for veterans who sacrificed for this country. His campaign has doubled its statewide volunteer infrastructure and doubled down on retail organizing, translating conservative policy promises into boots-on-the-ground action.
Yes, the big-media polls currently show Sen. Jon Ossoff leading by several points, but those numbers hide the truth that Georgia is a battlefield where organized effort, turnout, and messaging win elections. Polls are snapshots, not outcomes — and with the right turnout operation, a disciplined message on the economy and border security, Collins can absolutely close the gap and win.
Voters should also consider who Ossoff really is: a Washington-funded liberal with a massive war chest ready to drown grassroots voices in negative ads and elite money. Ossoff’s campaign reportedly has access to tens of millions, and that kind of cash buys a lot of spin — which is why Georgians must look past slick commercials to the record of big spending and woke priorities.
This race matters for the balance of the Senate and for the future of Georgia’s values: will voters choose another Washington liberal or a conservative who promises to cut taxes, secure the border, and protect veterans? Patriots who love their country and work for a living should rally behind the candidate who fights for them, not the career politician backed by coastal donors. Republicans who want to win must get to work now and make sure Collins’ pledge to “fire Jon Ossoff” becomes a reality at the ballot box.
