During a campaign rally in Augusta, Georgia, Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff criticized former President Donald Trump for his handling of the ongoing war in Iran and alleged corruption involving Trump's family. Ossoff, who is running for re-election in November, directed much of his ire towards Trump, mocking his optimistic predictions about the war and highlighting the financial toll it has taken on American families. He pointed out that the $200 billion requested by the White House for the war could fund a decade of universal pre-kindergarten education. Ossoff recounted Trump's numerous misleading statements regarding the war's progress, emphasizing that the conflict has resulted in the deaths of 13 US soldiers and thousands of civilians, while also contributing to rising inflation. He accused Trump and his family of using their political influence for personal gain, referring to them as the 'Mar-a-Lago mafia' and asserting that they have taken American corruption to unprecedented levels. As speculation mounts about Ossoff's potential presidential bid in 2028, his remarks resonate with supporters who are frustrated with the current administration's policies.