Jon Ossoff goes after Trump again as 2028 speculation heats up

Key Points:

• Sen. Jon Ossoff intensified his criticism of former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Georgia, accusing Trump of corruption, mismanagement of war efforts, and targeting Sen. Mark Kelly for his opposition to illegal military orders.
• Ossoff's campaign strategy includes monthly large rallies with sharp, viral soundbites against Trump and his GOP opponent, Rep. Mike Collins, whom he labels a "scandal piñata" and a Trump "puppet."
• Despite speculation about a 2028 presidential run, Ossoff has repeatedly stated he has "zero interest" in running for higher office, focusing instead on his 2026 Senate reelection in a key battleground state.
• The joint appearance with Sen. Mark Kelly highlighted their shared criticism of the Trump administration and underscored the importance of Ossoff's reelection for Democrats' hopes of regaining Senate control.
• Ossoff leads Collins in polls and fundraising, with bipartisan support including endorsements from Republican mayors, positioning his race as critical for both his political future and the Democratic Party's Senate majority ambitions.