Let me just give you just a friendly piece of advice. You should personally read letters from Members of the U.S. Senate Committee that funds and oversees your operations.
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.
I do not want to talk about the last 10 years. I want to talk about the last three months.
You do not have months to fix 36 percent of the mail being delivered on time.
I do not want to talk about the last 10 years. I want to talk about the last three months.
You have weeks, not months to fix this. If you do not fix it, 36 percent on time delivery, I do not think you are fit for this job.
You have weeks, not months to fix this. If you do not fix it, 36 percent on time delivery, I do not think you are fit for this job.
You do not have months to fix 36 percent of the mail being delivered on time.
Let me just give you just a friendly piece of advice. You should personally read letters from Members of the U.S. Senate Committee that funds and oversees your operations.
Let me just give you just a friendly piece of advice. You should personally read letters from Members of the U.S. Senate Committee that funds and oversees your operations.
I do not want to talk about the last 10 years. I want to talk about the last three months.
You have weeks, not months to fix this. If you do not fix it, 36 percent on time delivery, I do not think you are fit for this job.
You do not have months to fix 36 percent of the mail being delivered on time.
Does it strike you as proper for the President of the United States to call a State Secretary of State and ask them to find precisely the number of votes they need to win, yes or no?
Does it strike you as proper for the President of the United States to call a State Secretary of State and ask them to find precisely the number of votes they need to win, yes or no?
The Republican election officials in Georgia were begging, begging in public that the former President cease spreading baseless conspiracy theories.
The Republican election officials in Georgia were begging, begging in public that the former President cease spreading baseless conspiracy theories.
I believe the research is six times longer waiting in line for Black voters in Georgia.
I believe the research is six times longer waiting in line for Black voters in Georgia.
so, look, all they want to do is this, I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have.





