Jon Ossoff’s attack on Trump aide Natalie Harp keeps gaining traction

Key Points:

• U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff's recent attack on White House aide Natalie Harp has gained significant attention, with a 5,000% surge in Google searches and widespread media coverage, highlighting a rare political moment that has unsettled the White House and energized Democrats.
• Georgia Democrats are preparing to replace a state House candidate on the ballot, with the deadline approaching and party activists debating the move amid concerns about election strategy and turnout.
• A recent poll on data center projects in Georgia suggests a potential pathway to overcome opposition, showing voter support for state-backed incentives despite some controversy over their economic impact and development deals.
• The upcoming Republican midterm convention in Dallas remains largely under wraps, with limited information on speakers and events; notable potential speakers include former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and other prominent GOP figures.
• In other news, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly and former Rep. Gabby Giffords campaigned for Democratic lieutenant governor nominee Josh McLaurin, while a former Atlanta firefighter union head filed a lawsuit alleging punitive frontline duty for union activism.