Gutfeld Calls Out Ossoff’s 7,000 Donations From
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Posted On: 06/21/2017 3:21:14 PM
Gutfeld Calls Out Ossoff’s 7,000 Donations From CA
Greg Gutfeld pointed out similarities between Russia attempting to undermine the American presidential election, and coastal liberals trying to affect a House race in Georgia.
Democrat Jon Ossoff, who does not live in the sixth district, was defeated by Karen Handel (R) in a race for the seat vacated by HHS Secretary Dr. Tom Price.
Gutfeld said donations to Ossoff came from 7,000 Californians and 800 Georgians.
He said Hollywood celebrities like Chelsea Handler and George Takei dumped money into Ossoff's campaign.
"How is this not similar?" he asked. "How is California not Russia and Georgia not America?"
He called it a case of "aristocratic outsiders instructing the rubes on how to vote - undermining an election thousands of miles away."
Large sums of money also came from the New York metro area as well as wealthy New England enclaves.
Gutfeld called the phenomenon on the Democrat's side "a giant valium" in the wake of their major losses in 2016.
Jesse Watters called Ossoff a "carpetbagger" who "parachuted" in to represent the Pelosi wing of the Democratic Party in a district once represented by staunch conservative Rep. Newt Gingrich (R).
Greg Gutfeld pointed out similarities between Russia attempting to undermine the American presidential election, and coastal liberals trying to affect a House race in Georgia.
Democrat Jon Ossoff, who does not live in the sixth district, was defeated by Karen Handel (R) in a race for the seat vacated by HHS Secretary Dr. Tom Price.
Gutfeld said donations to Ossoff came from 7,000 Californians and 800 Georgians.
He said Hollywood celebrities like Chelsea Handler and George Takei dumped money into Ossoff's campaign.
"How is this not similar?" he asked. "How is California not Russia and Georgia not America?"
He called it a case of "aristocratic outsiders instructing the rubes on how to vote - undermining an election thousands of miles away."
Large sums of money also came from the New York metro area as well as wealthy New England enclaves.
Gutfeld called the phenomenon on the Democrat's side "a giant valium" in the wake of their major losses in 2016.
Jesse Watters called Ossoff a "carpetbagger" who "parachuted" in to represent the Pelosi wing of the Democratic Party in a district once represented by staunch conservative Rep. Newt Gingrich (R).
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