Representative Mike Collins (R-GA10) and his campaign team stopped by Johns Creek, Georgia, yesterday to establish their new ‘Moms for Mike’ coalition.
The coalition, unveiled during a luncheon, is made up entirely of Georgian mothers who wish to see the Representative replace Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA).
Over 100 women joined Rep. Collins to kick off the coalition, including Former State Representative Lauren McDaniel and Fulton County Commissioner Bridget Thorne.
Collins's Remarks
Rep. Collins spoke with the crowd and took questions for thirty minutes. When he began, he thanked everyone for attending and called the turnout ‘incredible.’
He directed criticism at Sen. Ossoff, stating, “It’s nice to see that the folks in this room understand what a real woman is, because [Sen. Ossoff] and the Democrats, they don’t get it.”
The Representative highlighted his record, stating that his highest priority is to keep Georgia’s sons and daughters safe.
He stated, “Whether it’s making sure fentanyl is off the streets or making sure that men don’t play in women’s sports or making sure that no family goes through what Laken Riley’s family went through, I’ve been there fighting and delivering.”
Rep. Collins also discussed the importance of securing the Senate and further criticized Sen. Ossoff for refusing to help pass the Laken Riley Act.
“I went over to see [Sen. Ossoff] with the Laken Riley Act and said, ‘I need your help.’ That joker didn’t help me one bit,” Rep. Collins explained. “You’d think with something like that, a Democrat would want to get their hands on it and help. At the end of the day, yeah, he voted for it, but he only voted for it because it already passed.”
He concluded, “That’s the real problem that we have with Congress. It’s not the [House of Representatives]. It’s the Senate. We have the opportunity to change one seat. There are several seats we can change, and we can inch our way towards sixty votes.”
Amazed at the huge turnout of women in Johns Creek who helped launch our Moms for Mike Coalition.
In the House, I passed bipartisan legislation like the TRANQ Act and the Laken Riley Act to protect Georgia’s sons and daughters. pic.twitter.com/sBQbAKINsD
— Mike Collins (@MikeCollinsGA) April 2, 2026
