Five Theories of the Jon Ossoff Moment
The Atlantic DailyFive Theories of the Jon Ossoff MomentThe Georgia Democrat is running for reelection to the Senate. Why are so many people buzzing about him as a 2028 presidential candidate?By David A. On Wednesday, President Trump held a rally in Marietta, Georgia, where he attacked the Democratic senator—or rather, he tried.“Jon Ossoff, he’s terrible,” Trump said.
- ▪The Atlantic DailyFive Theories of the Jon Ossoff MomentThe Georgia Democrat is running for reelection to the Senate.
- ▪Why are so many people buzzing about him as a 2028 presidential candidate?By David A.
- ▪On Wednesday, President Trump held a rally in Marietta, Georgia, where he attacked the Democratic senator—or rather, he tried.“Jon Ossoff, he’s terrible,” Trump said.
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The Atlantic DailyFive Theories of the Jon Ossoff MomentThe Georgia Democrat is running for reelection to the Senate. Why are so many people buzzing about him as a 2028 presidential candidate?By David A. GrahamDustin Chambers / Bloomberg / GettyJuly 24, 2026, 4:52 PM ET ShareSave This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here.Everyone should be as lucky in their adversaries as Jon Ossoff. On Wednesday, President Trump held a rally in Marietta, Georgia, where he attacked the Democratic senator—or rather, he tried.“Jon Ossoff, he’s terrible,” Trump said. “He reminds me of Pinky Herman.
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