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The first debate for Georgia Senate on Thursday evening quickly devolved into a string of personal attacks and campaign talking points as Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) and Rep. Mike Collins (R) wrestle for voters’ support in the closely-watched midterm race. The incumbent Democrat has maintained a slight lead over his GOP challenger in recent polling,…
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The coverage uses descriptive, vivid language to characterize the tone of the debates as personal and bitter. Both outlets focus on the nature of the candidate interactions rather than citing external sources.
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