John Ossoff

Republican committee chairs who in any other time, even for an administration of their own party, might try to enforce some responsiveness, some adherence to the truth.

Just let them get away with it.

Well, look, I think that they made a big mistake coming to the cradle of the civil rights movement to launch their attack on voting rights.

And I think that it's going to galvanize people to make their voices heard in an unprecedented way.

Look, we would be naive not to expect dirty tricks from a president who tried to steal the presidency the last time he lost it.

But I think the most important point is that any effort to undermine Americans' voting rights will only galvanize the determination of the American public to exercise those rights.

Now, many of you are here

because you just can't stand what's being done to our country.

You're seeing what I'm seeing, right?

The president posting about the Obamas like a Klansman at 1 a.m.

Now you remember we were told that MAGA was for working class Americans.

You remember that?

But this is a government of, by, and for the ultra-rich.

It is the wealthiest cabinet ever.

This is the Epstein class ruling our country.

Now look, defeating Donald Trump and his allies is essential, but it's only part of the job ahead.

Because Donald Trump is a symptom of a deeper disease.

Decades of deepening political corruption, growing inequality of power and wealth.

These are the failures of an ancient and visionless political class entrenched in a system built to keep them in office forever.

Atlanta, there's a wave building.