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Rhiannon12866

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Thu Feb 19, 2026, 05:21 AM 4 hrs ago

Stephen Colbert - Guest Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff (2 videos)

Senator Jon Ossoff On "The Epstein Class" And The Lie At The Core Of Donald Trump's Political Project



"The Epstein Class" is a phrase coined by Senator Jon Ossoff to refer to the ultra-wealthy and political elites who are operating as if the rules don't apply to them. Stick around for more with Sen. Ossoff.





Senator Jon Ossoff 2: These Midterm Elections Are The Whole Ballgame



Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff says that Trump's raid on a Georgia election office has rattled voters in that state, and warns that this year's midterm elections present Americans with potentially their last chance to steer the country away from authoritarianism.
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Stephen Colbert - Guest Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff (2 videos) (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 4 hrs ago OP
Jon may be the youngest Senator, but I still say he is one of the smartest, if not THE smartest. DFW 2 hrs ago #1
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DFW

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1. Jon may be the youngest Senator, but I still say he is one of the smartest, if not THE smartest.
Thu Feb 19, 2026, 06:58 AM
2 hrs ago

We keep in regular touch, and there has not been ONE time when I have noticed a slip in his intellect, his dedication, or his honesty. I was ecstatic when he won his Senate seat six years ago, and am an unabashed supporter of his re-election campaign this November. When we last had some free time together, one of his major topics of interest was the domestic political situation in Germany and France--not something you hear ANY member of Congress talking about these days. He keeps his ear to the ground on a far greater range of subjects than he lets on (reminds me of Obama in that respect), as any US Senator should (and so many do not). We are SO lucky to have had him in the Senate these past years, and I am glad to hear (to the extent that I hear anything) that the pundits that used to say his re-election was a hopeless cause now say he has reason to be cautiously optimistic.

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