It’s Jon Ossoff’s Moment
Nicole Craine for The AtlanticPoliticsJon Ossoff Is Doing Something DifferentWhat does that mean for 2028?By Elaine GodfreySeptember 18, 2026, 5 AM ET ShareSave Listen−1.0x+Seek0:0013:06If you’re a Democrat, attending a Jon Ossoff rally feels very good. His dark hair sits just so; his skin is perfectly even—is that makeup he’s wearing? We’re looking at his sleeves now, which are carefully rolled up and emphasize biceps that are, well, quite noticeably larger than they were when Georgia voters sent him to Congress in 2021.More important, this senator sounds different from other Democrats.
- ▪Nicole Craine for The AtlanticPoliticsJon Ossoff Is Doing Something DifferentWhat does that mean for 2028?By Elaine GodfreySeptember 18, 2026, 5 AM ET ShareSave Listen−1.0x+Seek0:0013:06If you’re a Democrat, attending a Jon Ossoff rally fee
- ▪His dark hair sits just so; his skin is perfectly even—is that makeup he’s wearing?
- ▪We’re looking at his sleeves now, which are carefully rolled up and emphasize biceps that are, well, quite noticeably larger than they were when Georgia voters sent him to Congress in 2021.More important, this senator sounds different from
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Nicole Craine for The AtlanticPoliticsJon Ossoff Is Doing Something DifferentWhat does that mean for 2028?By Elaine GodfreySeptember 18, 2026, 5 AM ET ShareSave Listen−1.0x+Seek0:0013:06If you’re a Democrat, attending a Jon Ossoff rally feels very good. Therapeutic, even. Many Democrats feel as if every day of the second Trump administration has brought some fresh horror: a discouraging development in the never-ending Iran war; a new vow of retribution from the 80-year-old leader of the free world; or the revelation of yet another money-making venture cooked up by the Trumps.But now, from the South, a young senator has emerged, with a deep voice promising change and a speaking cadence not unlike Barack Obama’s.
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