In his first televised attack ad, Senator Jon Ossoff’s (D-GA) campaign is targeting Representative Mike Collins (R-GA) for “protecting” powerful elites and the “Epstein Class.”
What does the ad claim? According to the ad, Rep. Collins voted against releasing the Epstein Files despite knowing about the young women exploited for sex. The ad concludes that Rep. Collins is more interested in protecting powerful elites than children.
The ad also states that Sen. Ossoff is going after those same powerful elites and mentions the legislation he wrote to crack down on child sex trafficking.
Georgians need to know the truth about Mike Collins.
Collins voted with Trump against releasing the Epstein files even after it was revealed Epstein sexually abused girls as young as 14.
Mike Collins protected powerful elites instead of our children. Jon Ossoff passed a law to… pic.twitter.com/t9CsL6XiXk
— Team Ossoff (@TeamOssoff) July 14, 2026
Is Sen. Jon Ossoff in a position to launch this attack? The incumbent Senator has recently taken to attacking what he refers to as the “Epstein Class.” This simply refers to a group of powerful and wealthy people who engage in sex trafficking with little to no consequences.
However, reporting from the Daily Mail shows that Sen. Ossoff has directly benefited from individuals mentioned in the Epstein Files.
According to the Federal Election Commission, the Senator received over $100,000 in campaign donations from those individuals, including Alex Soros, the son of George Soros.
The Reaction: The Collins for Senate Campaign has yet to respond to the attack ad. However, the campaign has previously pointed to the Senator’s silence on the death of Laken Riley and his refusal to keep men out of women’s sports.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee has responded, however, with nothing but scathing criticism, accusing Sen. Ossoff of using Jeffrey Epstein’s victims for “cheap political points.”
In an official statement, Press Secretary Nick Puglia stated:
- "Jon Ossoff is using Jeffrey Epstein's victims to try and score cheap political points to advance his political ambitions. It's par for the course for Ossoff, who only cares about himself."
