Mike Collins Can Block Pathway for Dems to Take Back U.S. Senate
22 Jul 2026
Longtime small business trucking company owner Mike Collins, a current one-time U.S. House representative from Georgia, if he flips the Senate in his race against incumbent Democrat Jon Ossoff, in fact, can block the pathway for Dems to take back the U.S. Senate. C&B told this to guest Collins before Collins even declared it himself in their interview.
Clay encouraged all Georgians to be registered and ready to vote because if Collins flips it, “There is no pathway whatsoever for Dems to take back the Senate.” Since only 18% of money to Ossoff comes from within Georgia that leaves the doors open for far-left funds to PACS from spots like L.A. and N.Y.C.
C&B also spoke with Collins about Ossoff’s multi-time voting record for men to play in women’s sports, which they said is “insanely radical” and should be enough alone to disqualify Ossoff — a likely contender for Dem nom for president in 2028 — in their opinions. Because of that record, and all of Ossoff’s stances, Collins said he doesn’t share Georgians’ values, and, “Clearly, he doesn’t understand how to run this place and he’s all about the social experiment that the Democrats want to push on us.” He also compared his own record of getting two acts of legislation passed and signed into law by two presidents of two different parties to Ossoff’s lackluster showing.
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