Ex-staffer on Mike Collins Senate campaign posed in KKK uniform, posted swastika online @AtlantaNewsFirst
Ex-staffer on Mike Collins Senate campaign posed in KKK uniform, posted swastika online @AtlantaNewsFirst
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A former staffer for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Collins is facing scrutiny after images surfaced showing him wearing a KKK uniform and posting a swastika online. Collins condemned the posts and confirmed the staffer is no longer with the campaign, while opponent Sen. Jon Ossoff called the images disgraceful and disqualifying. Collins responded by pointing to Ossoff's past association with commentator Hasan Piker. The Georgia Senate race is 67 days from Election Day.
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Ex-staffer on Mike Collins Senate campaign posed in KKK uniform, posted swastika online

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