Georgia Campaign Events | Speeches, Interviews, Town Halls

Senator Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock faced off for their only debate before their runoff election will be held. Loeffler was repeatedly asked whether Donald Trump lost to President-elect Joe Biden and if she agreed with Trump that the election was stolen from him, but refused to directly answer either question. Instead she claimed that Donald Trump has the right to use “every legal recourse available” to challenge the election results.

Jon Ossoff and Senator David Perdue had their second debate in Savannah, Georgia. WTOC-TV in Savannah sponsored and moderated the event. The debate became heated at times, with Ossoff accusing Senator Perdue of being a "crook" and lamented that “perhaps Sen. Perdue would have been able to respond properly to the Covid-19 pandemic if you hadn’t been fending off multiple federal investigations for insider trading.” Perdue responded by criticizing Ossoff for selling a documentary film he produced to a firm with ties to China.

Jon Ossoff and Senator David Perdue face off in their first debate where they discussed multiple crises facing Georgia and the country. Ossoff strongly criticized Senator Perdue's handling of the various crises, accusing the Senator of caring more about his reelection than everyday Georgian's and lamenting that “two hundred twenty thousand Americans have been killed and listen to you — not a shred of empathy — not a shred of personal responsibility (about) a virus that you told us posed low risk to our health.”

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms joined the 2020 Democratic National Convention to honor the late civil rights icon John Lewis, who passed away in July, 2020.

Former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates spoke at the 2020 Democratic National Convention and used her time to claim that President Donald Trump has "trampled the rule of law" and accused him of treating the United States like a "family business." She then pivoted to praising Vice President Joe Biden as a steady hand and someone who “would restore the soul of America.”

Tulsi Gabbard sat down in the spin room with Chris Matthews and his panel to discuss her performance at the 5th Democratic debate. Gabbard was pressed on her positions, especially concerning her meeting with Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad. Panelist Steve Schmidt pressed Gabbard over the meeting, saying “I thought your performance was dishonest. I think your positions are extreme, and one question I would have for you is why did you go to Syria to meet Bashar Al Assad?”

Pete Buttigieg sat down in the spin room with Chris Matthews and his panel to discuss his performance at the 5th Democratic debate. Buttigieg hammered Donald Trump for not having a coherent foreign policy and said that he will be a President who manages “21st century threats.” He also discussed his desire to go back to a time where American values are used in a positive way throughout the world again.

Amy Klobuchar sat down in the spin room with Chris Matthews and his panel to discuss her performance at the 5th Democratic debate. She spoke about the moment she shined a light on the fact that multiple women on the stage are supremely more qualified than Mayor Pete Buttegieg, but continue to face a double standard. She also discussed why she thinks the average voter isn't far left or far right, but instead moderate who just want what's best for our country.

Kamala Harris sat down in the spin room with Chris Matthews and his panel to discuss her performance at the 5th Democratic debate. Harris also said the House of Representatives has uncovered "lots of evidence" that should lead to the impeachment and removal of President Donald Trump.

Cory Booker sat down in the spin room with Chris Matthews and his panel to discuss his performance at the 5th Democratic debate. Booker spoke more about the moment he directly challenged former Vice President Biden over his stance on the legalization of marijuana and how the drug war has devastated the black community. He also talked about how he feels his form of politics appeals to the average voter in the United States.