There's a special election today in Georgia that the Democrats have made into a big deal. They are hoping that their candidate John Ossoff will get a majority and take the seat. About ten days ago, that seemed like a possibility, if not likely. Since then, the polls have moved in a GOP direction, so after all the hype, the most likely outcome is a runoff between the two top vote getters.
Here's the key question today, however: Ossoff doesn't even live in the district. How can he be running? If it's legal for him to run in a district other than the one in which he lives, how could he possible hope to win? I wonder how many of today's voters even know that Ossoff is a carpetbagger. With this news getting more and more coverage, if Ossoff doesn't win outright today, his chances of winning in the runoff are looking pretty poor right now.
Here's the key question today, however: Ossoff doesn't even live in the district. How can he be running? If it's legal for him to run in a district other than the one in which he lives, how could he possible hope to win? I wonder how many of today's voters even know that Ossoff is a carpetbagger. With this news getting more and more coverage, if Ossoff doesn't win outright today, his chances of winning in the runoff are looking pretty poor right now.
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