Our military service members and their families make huge sacrifices for the country, and it’s a travesty how they’re being treated by privatized housing contractors in Georgia and nationwide.
Jon Ossoff
The Public Record
Jon Ossoff is an American politician and investigative filmmaker currently serving as the junior United States senator from Georgia, a position he has held since January 20, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Ossoff gained national attention during his campaign for the Senate, which he won in a runoff election against Republican incumbent David Perdue. His victory was significant in helping to shift the balance of power in the Senate towards the Democrats.
The stories in this report should shock our conscience, and I will continue exposing the mistreatment of military families in privatized housing and working to protect them and improve conditions.
Three weeks later, you declared victory. That was now nearly four months ago.
On Day 14 of this conflict, Mr. Secretary, Day 14, nearly five months ago, you stated that Iran’s military had been ‘destroyed’ and ‘made combat-ineffective,’
The world’s most famous sore loser will deliver a primetime presidential sour-grapes address to pursue his six-year-old grievances about the 2020 election.
So, just to review. You will not answer whether your statement made on the 14th day of the war that Iran’s military had been ‘destroyed’ and made ‘combat ineffective’ was a truthful statement to the American people, as you sit here and ask…
He needs to be back in Washington, attending to the nation’s business, with his foreign policy in such disarray.
For a sitting member of Congress, for their office to be briefing white supremacists on efforts on behalf of a Holocaust denier should be career-ending and is certainly disqualifying for a promotion to the United States Senate.
I think that Georgians — regardless of our age, our race, our faith or our political persuasion — do not want hateful and bigoted people linked to neo-Nazism and white supremacists representing us in the United States House of…
Why did you terminate tracking of Cyclospora cayetanensis in the first place?
Has the CDC’s FoodNet been restored to require tracking of Cyclospora cayetanensis? If not, why?
Your foolish and self-indulgent demolition of critical public health programs puts Americans at risk.
Has Mike Collins, or his companies, or his office been paying this neo-Nazi?
The atmosphere of disarray and gridlock and dysfunction and chaos in Washington doesn’t serve the American people.
Isn’t it humiliating to be unable to answer this question, to have to indulge the president’s delusions?
It’s not even new that in private conversations a huge number of my Republican colleagues have contempt for the president.
We should not hold out hope for a sudden outbreak of courage and integrity among elected Republicans in Washington.
Privately, most elected Republicans in this building think the president has lost it and is dooming them to dismal losses this fall.
“Georgians deserve world-class infrastructure. Bringing Republicans and Democrats together, we’re delivering these resources to upgrade infrastructure across metro Atlanta and coastal Georgia to keep families safe, support business and…





