Mike Collins: Jon Ossoff Can’t Keep His Out-of-State Democrat Backers Straight in Campaign Ad

February 13, 2026
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Senator Jon Ossoff's latest Facebook ad flop is the kind of self-own that makes you wonder if his campaign team is running on decaf. In a desperate bid to paint himself as Georgia's hometown hero, the ad name-drops two bigwig out-of-state Democrat donors—New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg and California tech mogul Reid Hoffman—as if they're local legends. Except, oops, it mixes them up like a bad game of telephone, crediting the wrong billionaire for the wrong donation. Rep. Mike Collins called it out perfectly: Ossoff can't even keep his deep-pocketed Yankee backers straight while begging for their cash from afar. This isn't just sloppy editing; it's a Freudian slip exposing how Ossoff's reelection hinges on coastal elites who wouldn't know a peach orchard from a Patagonia catalog. For the 2A community, this gaffe is pure gold—and a stark reminder of the stakes in Georgia's Senate race. Ossoff's not just fumbling facts; he's bankrolled by the same anti-gun crusaders who've poured millions into demonizing our rights. Bloomberg, the king of gun-control schemes, has funneled over $1 million into Ossoff's coffers via his Everytown PAC, while Hoffman—LinkedIn co-founder and Democratic superdonor—has bankrolled efforts to flood swing states with ads pushing red-flag laws and assault weapon bans. Ossoff's out-of-state fundraising spree, raking in 80% of his war chest from blue-state zip codes, screams coastal disconnect. He's the guy who voted for the bloated Bipartisan Safer Communities Act that greased the skids for ATF overreach on pistol braces and ghost guns, all while his ad team can't tell one billionaire gun-grabber from another. The implications? In a battleground like Georgia, where concealed carry reciprocity and permitless carry are cultural lifelines, Ossoff's bicoastal blunder could mobilize 2A patriots like nothing else. As Collins hammers home, this is your classic carpetbagger playbook: out-of-state cash to buy influence against the Second Amendment. With the election heating up, every viral ad fail chips away at Ossoff's facade. 2A warriors, share this far and wide—it's not just funny, it's a rallying cry to protect our rights from Democrat donor darlings who can't even get their own script right.

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Senator Jon Ossoff’s latest Facebook ad flop is the kind of self-own that makes you wonder if his campaign team is running on decaf. In a desperate bid to paint himself as Georgia’s hometown hero, the ad name-drops two bigwig out-of-state Democrat donors—New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg and California tech mogul Reid Hoffman—as if they’re local legends. Except, oops, it mixes them up like a bad game of telephone, crediting the wrong billionaire for the wrong donation. Rep. Mike Collins called it out perfectly: Ossoff can’t even keep his deep-pocketed Yankee backers straight while begging for their cash from afar. This isn’t just sloppy editing; it’s a Freudian slip exposing how Ossoff’s reelection hinges on coastal elites who wouldn’t know a peach orchard from a Patagonia catalog.

For the 2A community, this gaffe is pure gold—and a stark reminder of the stakes in Georgia’s Senate race. Ossoff’s not just fumbling facts; he’s bankrolled by the same anti-gun crusaders who’ve poured millions into demonizing our rights. Bloomberg, the king of gun-control schemes, has funneled over $1 million into Ossoff’s coffers via his Everytown PAC, while Hoffman—LinkedIn co-founder and Democratic superdonor—has bankrolled efforts to flood swing states with ads pushing red-flag laws and assault weapon bans. Ossoff’s out-of-state fundraising spree, raking in 80% of his war chest from blue-state zip codes, screams coastal disconnect. He’s the guy who voted for the bloated Bipartisan Safer Communities Act that greased the skids for ATF overreach on pistol braces and ghost guns, all while his ad team can’t tell one billionaire gun-grabber from another.

The implications? In a battleground like Georgia, where concealed carry reciprocity and permitless carry are cultural lifelines, Ossoff’s bicoastal blunder could mobilize 2A patriots like nothing else. As Collins hammers home, this is your classic carpetbagger playbook: out-of-state cash to buy influence against the Second Amendment. With the election heating up, every viral ad fail chips away at Ossoff’s facade. 2A warriors, share this far and wide—it’s not just funny, it’s a rallying cry to protect our rights from Democrat donor darlings who can’t even get their own script right.

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