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Trump blasts Ossoff as ‘far left extremist’ as he touts new Ga. jobs at rally

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Spector, D. (2026, October 25). Trump blasts Ossoff as ‘far left extremist’ as he touts new Ga. jobs at rally. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/24/us-news/trump-blasts-ossof-as-far-left-extremist-as-he-touts-new-ga-jobs-at-rally/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-25 · by David Spector

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At a rally in Georgia, President Trump criticized Senator Jon Ossoff as a "far-left extremist," accusing him of voting for policies that led to high inflation and illegal immigration under the Biden administration. The president also announced that Audi would be building a new plant in Macon, expected to create thousands of jobs and invest $4.2 billion, aiming to boost his support among attendees ahead of the upcoming election where he is backing Republican candidates against Ossoff.
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On October 24, President Donald Trump held a rally in Perry, Georgia, supporting Republican Senate nominee Mike Collins and gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson, opposing incumbent Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff. Trump criticized Ossoff as a "far-left extremist" who voted for policies he said led to inflation and high illegal immigration under the Biden administration. During the rally on October 25, Trump also announced that Audi would invest $4.2 billion in Macon, Georgia, constructing a plant expected to produce 200,000 cars per year and create thousands of jobs. The event came amid Democratic efforts led by former President Barack Obama, who was campaigning against Republicans in Michigan on the same day.

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David Spector
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Audi Dem Democratic Georgia Macon

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Georgia GPE · 4× Ossoff PERSON · 3× Trump PERSON · 3× Audi ORG · 2× Democratic NORP · 2× Jon Ossoff PERSON · 2× Macon GPE · 2× Biden PERSON · 1× Dem NORP · 1× Perry PERSON · 1×

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“Audi has just committed to invest 4.2 billion dollars in nearby Macon — to begin construction next month on a massive plant that will produce 200,000 cars per year,” he said to raucous cheers.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-25
🔮 He also announced a new Audi plant in Macon, Georgia and said it would bring thousands of jobs to the state.

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President Trump blasted Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff as a “far-left extremist,” as he promised new jobs at a Georgia rally Saturday. asserted
he → blast → rally
Trump ripped Ossoff for voting for policies he said brought about inflation and record-high illegal immigration during the Biden administration. asserted
he → rip → administration
“Jon Ossoff is a far-left extremist that votes to destroy everything Georgia values,” Trump said as the crowd booed the Dem. asserted
crowd → vote → Dem
He also announced a new Audi plant in Macon, Georgia and said it would bring thousands of jobs to the state. asserted
it → announce → state
“Audi has just committed to invest 4.2 billion dollars in nearby Macon — to begin construction next month on a massive plant that will produce 200,000 cars per year,” he said to raucous cheers. asserted
he → commit → cheers
The president was in Perry, Georgia stumping for Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) who is running to unseat Ossoff in the Senate, and for Rick Jackson who is running for governor against former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance-Bottoms. Ossoff, who is widely thought of to be a leading contender for the Democratic nominee for president in 2028, is leading Collins by eight points, 48% to 40% with 12% undecided according to the latest AJC poll. uncertain
% → stump → poll
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