Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff is getting scorched after taking a sleazy cheap shot at President Donald Trump’s executive assistant Natalie Harp.
Speaking at a rally where he accused President Trump of lying the nation into a war with Iran, Ossoff dragged Harp into his rant, claiming that the president “wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the emir of Qatar.”
When asked by former Biden flack Jen Psaki why he singled out the female aide by name, Ossoff clumsily tried to backpedal, calling her a “security blanket” and claiming he meant all White House staffers.
That weak excuse didn’t fly. Trump allies and administration officials immediately came out swinging, slamming Ossoff’s insinuations as down-in-the-gutter tactics against a hardworking cancer survivor.
“Natalie Harp survived bone cancer because President Trump allowed her the ‘right to try.’ Now she’s an extremely hardworking and trusted assistant. Any other insinuation is vile,” blasted Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX).
Natalie Harp survived bone cancer because President Trump allowed her the “right to try.” Now she’s an extremely hardworking and trusted assistant. Any other insinuation is vile. https://t.co/7443TJCcQp
— Brandon Gill (@realBrandonGill) August 18, 2026
Environmental Protection Administrator Lee Zeldin praised Harp as a “talented, principled, and loyal member of the Trump Admin,” while pundit Robby Starbuck tore into the Georgia liberal: “Ossoff is a vile coward for insinuating they’re having an affair. He should apologize to Natalie for doing this. I don’t think any of us would want our daughters talked about like this.”
White House Deputy Assistant Pat Adams didn’t mince words either: “This scumbag weasel is afraid to come out plainly and say exactly what he was implying.”
White House spokesman Davis Ingle called Ossoff “a cringeworthy, feminine theatre kid cosplaying as Barack Obama.”
Even Trump chimed in from the Oval Office, brushing off Ossoff’s low blow by mocking him directly: “You mean Pee-wee Herman? Pee-wee Herman look-alike?”
The personal hits aren’t the only fire Ossoff is taking. The Georgia Democrat is also getting systematically dismantled by leaders back home over his radical foreign policy record.
Michael A. Morris, the publisher of the Atlanta Jewish Times, published a scathing open letter ripping Ossoff’s “ironclad” claims of support for Israel as pure smoke and mirrors.
“I apologize for being blunt, but please, stop lying to me and your constituents,” Morris wrote. “You vote against Israel on the Senate floor in Washington, then come home to Georgia and make this untruthful claim.”
Morris called out Ossoff’s slippery two-face routine, pointing out that while the senator votes for cheap, symbolic resolutions condemning Hamas, he consistently turns around and votes to cut off the tangible military aid, munitions, and rifles Israel needs to survive against terrorists.
“You are with Israel on the votes that cost you nothing, and against it on the votes that actually matter,” Morris wrote, hammering Ossoff for backing far-Left weapons blockades alongside Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). “Because if you are not telling us the truth about this, Senator, I am left to ask: what else are you not telling us?”
Between trashy personal smears and turning his back on crucial American allies, Ossoff’s true colors are showing.
