Politics‘We fully addressed that,’ Collins said about his daughter’s husband’s white nationalist and antisemitic social media content. U.S. Rep. Mike Collins speaks to supporters at his watch party after winning the Republican U.S. Senate nomination on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. (Miguel Martinez/AJC)*]:pointer-events-none [&.is-paywalled>*]:blur-[7px] story-paygate_placeholder" data-start="0" data-end="3" data-size="3" data-feature="inline-link" readability="38">FORSYTH — Every campaign faces an unwelcome test when controversy strikes.Address it too little and it festers. Dwell on it too much and it overwhelms the message. Republican U.S. Senate nominee Mike Collins is finding out how difficult that balancing act can be. One of his first public appearances in weeks was...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
