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Stacey Abrams
@staceyabrams· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

They are feckless hypocrites who would rather win an election than help the people of Georgia and do their jobs.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

If Mitch McConnell holds onto the Senate, they will return to the brazen partisan obstruction, the ruthless exercise of power of its own sake. They will block the COVID relief that is needed.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

That voting rights legislation in particularly crucial to protect voters at a time of some of the most disgusting and disgraceful voter suppression in American history.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

The only reason that Mitch McConnell is even entertaining the possibility of this kind of direct relief for the American people that's needed, the only reason that David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler turned on a dime and endorsed at least in…

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

But David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler and the GOP are mounting a relentless attack on the voting rights in Georgia.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

David Perdue, the same senator who was lining his own pockets, trading medical and vaccine stocks in the early weeks of this pandemic, opposed direct relief payments all year long while his constituents were suffering.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 29, 2020

President-elect Biden, President Trump and Democrats all support this policy to get money into the pockets of hardworking Americans who are in dire straits right now, and Senator Perdue needs to come out tonight and commit to voting on the…

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

And I'm calling on Senator Perdue to reverse his opposition to $2,000 relief checks.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

Six hundred dollars is a joke. Folks have months of rent past due, gas bills piling up, child care costs that they can't keep up with, credit cards maxed out. People are hurting, through no fault of their own.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

I'm asking you to invest in victory in Georgia, in voter protection in Georgia. Help us defend the franchise from this voter suppression.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

Our Republican opponents and the national Republican Party are trying to disenfranchise black voters in Georgia. They're trying to throw out the registrations of those who have registered since the November election.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

I'm calling on Senator Perdue to reverse his opposition to $2,000 relief checks.

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Nikema Williams
@nikemawilliams· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

I need Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock elected next week. We have eight days to go.

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Nikema Williams
@nikemawilliams· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler had information that the general public did not have. They had this information as a U.S. senator, and they sat on it and then used this information to mess with their stock portfolios to make sure that they…

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Nikema Williams
@nikemawilliams· Democratic · GA· Dec 28, 2020

I support Senator Sanders in making sure that we demand that people need access to immediate funds. $600 was just a small down payment in the right direction, but people need relief.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 27, 2020

We need to enact landmark, civil rights and voting rights legislation and we need to invest in infrastructure and clean energy to rebuild our economy and save our environment.

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Jon Ossoff
@jonossoff· Democratic · GA· Dec 27, 2020

Republicans are filing lawsuit after lawsuit to disenfranchise black voters in Georgia. They're trying to segregate new registrants, so their votes don't count like other votes.

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