Ossoff, Collins Trade Neo-Nazi and Epstein Attacks in Final Georgia Senate Debate 3 Weeks Before Election
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 14
Ossoff, Collins Trade Neo-Nazi and Epstein Attacks in Final Georgia Senate Debate 3 Weeks Before Election
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 14
Summary
Three weeks before Nov. 3, Georgia's final Senate debate turned personal as Jon Ossoff pressed Mike Collins to stop alleged neo-Nazi propaganda being produced from his home.
Ossoff cited CNN reporting on Collins' son-in-law, David Alan Scheer II, alleging Nazi imagery and antisemitic conspiracy posts, and demanded Collins commit to halting any further activity during the campaign.
Collins answered by accusing Ossoff of stoking threats against his family and by attacking Ossoff over support tied to Reid Hoffman, saying the billionaire backed him with $7,000 directly and $1 million through a supportive PAC.
Hoffman's past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein fueled Collins' line of attack, though Hoffman has apologized, said the relationship was tied to MIT fundraising and has not been accused of wrongdoing in Epstein's crimes.
The clash capped a race already under pressure for Collins, who entered the final debate trailing in polls and trying to win over independents as early voting began.