Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff wants voters to believe he’s a reasonable, level-headed “moderate” who just happens to caucus with Democrats. The facts tell a very different story.
Ossoff has spent President Trump’s second term building a record defined by attacking ICE, amplifying the Left’s “Trump–Epstein” narrative, and aligning himself with the most radical members of the United States Senate while quietly raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars from Chuck Schumer’s political machine.
At a recent rally, Ossoff launched into a tirade linking President Trump and MAGA supporters to Jeffrey Epstein, calling them the “Epstein class.” He declared:
“Now, you remember we were told that MAGA was for working-class Americans. Do you remember that? But this is a government of, by, and for the ultra-rich. It is the wealthiest Cabinet ever. This is the Epstein class.”
Instead of focusing on crime, inflation, or border security in Georgia, which are the issues motivating Georgia voters, Ossoff is pushing the same coordinated talking points echoed by the activist Left in Washington.
In late January, Ossoff pledged to support halting DHS funding until ICE is effectively defunded, a position perfectly aligned with far-left Senate Democrat leadership.
On February 11, 2026, Chuck Schumer, who donates to Ossoff’s campaign, posted:
“Democrats will not fund ICE until it is reined in and the violence ends.”
Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), another Ossoff donor, stated on February 13, 2026:
“I don’t care if Stephen Miller wants ICE to be able to beat up, shoot, or detain citizens. In America, we believe in due process. We believe in our Constitution. We believe in law and order—safe streets, law enforcement we can trust. If you don’t like that? Go to Russia.”
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), who also funds Ossoff, fused the Russia collusion narrative with the Trump–Epstein claims on February 3, 2026:
“Poland has a long history of dealing with Russian intel operations. The Trump/Russia connection is real and the Epstein files have blown it open.”
Amy Klobuchar, another Ossoff donor, has been leading the charge in promoting anti-ICE chaos and open border polices.
Cory Booker, a donor to Ossoff, has also embraced policies that stoke anti-ICE tensions. Booker was recently in North Carolina with Senate Democrat candidate Roy Cooper, who, like Ossoff, is receiving strong backing from Senate Democrats.
These are not random Democrats. These are financial backers of Jon Ossoff and members of Schumer’s core leadership team seeking to regain the Senate majority in 2026.
FEC records from 2025 show Ossoff for Senate received approximately $310,000 directly from Senate Democrat leadership PACs. But, as we previously exposed in the Roy Cooper “fake moderate” operation, where Schumer, Soros, and J.B. Pritzker quietly funneled money through layered committees to manufacture a centrist image, Democrats are again using PACs with neutral names to disguise coordinated support in their effort to rebrand radical Left candidates as moderates.
- Schumer alone gave Ossoff $10,000 through Impact PAC.
- Dick Durbin gave $5,000 through Prairie Political Action Committee.
- Patty Murray gave $10,000 through M-PAC.
- Amy Klobuchar contributed $10,000 through Follow the North Star Fund.
- Cory Booker donated $10,000 through Purpose PAC.
- Ron Wyden gave $10,000 through Hoops PAC.
- Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) donated $5,000 through his Oceans PAC.
- Mark Warner, Tim Kaine, and Jeanne Shaheen each funneled $10,000 through their respective PACs.
- Catherine Cortez Masto, Chris Van Hollen, Mark Kelly, Tammy Baldwin, Chris Murphy, Michael Bennet, Maggie Hassan, Brian Schatz, John Hickenlooper, Martin Heinrich, Ben Ray Luján, Jack Reed, Mazie Hirono, Peter Welch, and more have donated to Ossoff.
Former Senators have joined the pile-on as well. Debbie Stabenow, Bob Casey, Tom Carper, and Sherrod Brown all directed funds to Ossoff through their political committees. This is not grassroots enthusiasm in the Peach State. It is a coordinated investment by the Senate Democrat apparatus to recapture the Senate majority so they can pack the Supreme Court, eliminate the filibuster, and make Washington, DC a state.
Ossoff has formalized those alliances through joint fundraising committees. The Ossoff Schiff Victory Fund is sponsored by Ossoff, the DSCC, and Senator Adam Schiff, one of the most aggressive, vile “Get Trump” voices in Congress.
On January 30, 2026, Schiff stated:
“I’ve been very clear that I wouldn’t vote for another dime for ICE until we saw real reforms…”
Schiff has also pushed the Trump–Epstein narrative, posting:
“There is still a lot we need to know about the remaining Epstein Files… this administration has been lying…”
Ossoff isn’t distancing himself from Schiff’s rhetoric. He is raising money alongside it. The Peaches and Peaks Victory Fund links Ossoff with Senator John Hickenlooper, who accused ICE of terrorizing communities:
“The Trump administration says mass deportations keep us safe… masked officers in unmarked vehicles only terrorizes communities…”
The Van Hollen Ossoff Victory Fund ties Ossoff to Senator Chris Van Hollen, who publicly documented his trip to meet with Kilmar Abrego Garcia, writing on X:
“I said my main goal of this trip was to meet with Kilmar. Tonight I had that chance…”
And then there are the mega-donors. George Soros donated $7,000 through the Ossoff Victory Fund in March and $3,500 directly to Jon Ossoff for Senate twice in March, totaling $14,000. Alexander Soros gave another $14,000.
Yet, on February 7, 2026, Ossoff attempted to weaponize Soros rhetorically against President Trump, stating:
“Trump was supposed to fight for the working class. Instead, he’s literally closing rural clinics and hospitals to cut taxes for George Soros and Elon Musk.”
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, a likely 2028 Democrat presidential candidate seeking to be the furthest-left candidate on the ballot, dumped $40,500 into Ossoff’s political operation in June alone. Pritzker previously amplified the Trump–Epstein narrative, claiming:
“Never has a President wagged a dog harder than Trump and MAGA now…”
Jon Ossoff echoes the Trump–Epstein narrative. He aligns with Democrats pushing to halt ICE funding. He fundraises with Adam Schiff. He builds committees with anti-ICE senators. He takes hundreds of thousands from Schumer’s PAC network. He cashes checks from Soros and Pritzker.
Georgia voters deserve honesty. The money, the messaging, and the alliances all point in one direction, the far, far left. Jon Ossoff is not an independent moderate. He is a reliable vote for Chuck Schumer’s radical-Left “Get Trump” and anti-ICE agenda in the United States Senate.
Georgia voters should see Ossoff for the radical that he is and say NO.
