A Washington Post report says a former intern or staffer connected to Republican Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia posted imagery associated with the Ku Klux Klan and Nazi symbolism online. The report describes posts including a swastika and an image of the poster in what appears to be KKK robes.
The coverage comes amid Collins’s campaign in Georgia, where he is the GOP nominee for a state Senate race and is challenging Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff for a different seat. The Guardian reports Ossoff condemns the findings, calling them “disgraceful” and “disqualifying,” and says they should shock Georgians. CBS News adds political analysis and notes that strategists comment on the implications for the race.
While the articles differ mainly in emphasis—some focusing on the report’s content, others on Ossoff’s response—each describes allegations of racist and antisemitic material tied to someone who worked for Collins, reported by the Washington Post.
