Extremist Ties Define Mike Collins’ Georgia Senate Campaign
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A TPM investigation details how Georgia Rep. Mike Collins’ 2026 Senate bid is increasingly defined by ties to fringe figures: a former intern posted KKK imagery and a swastika, a campaign aide linked to white supremacists, a chief of staff who helped a known Holocaust denier, and a son-in-law who has promoted white nationalism. Collins has publicly denounced antisemitism in some instances, but his social-media history and ongoing associations have drawn renewed scrutiny as opponent Jon Ossoff leads in polls.
- The Many Extremists in Mike Collins’ Orbit Have Come to Define His Campaign Talking Points Memo
- A former Mike Collins staffer posted KKK and Nazi images. Some Republicans see a pattern. The Washington Post
- What This Congressman’s Nazi Staffer Scandal Says About the GOP’s Future Slate
- Georgia senator Jon Ossoff slams racist posts allegedly from Republican opponent’s ex-staffer The Guardian
- Opinion: The hate growing in Mike Collins’ own backyard AJC.com
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