The Full Read · Article by Article
Jon Ossoff
U.S. Senate · D–GA
1Open Bookscritical
97%★ earned
“…the property of the people.” — Cicero, De Re Publica
1.2% of receipts from PACs — clean under the 15% corporate-money cap. (FEC 2026)
2Free & Fair Electionscritical
74%★ earned
“The ballot is stronger than the bullet.” — Abraham Lincoln
No political violence or election denial in the record.
3The Dignity of the Opponent
76%★ earned
“Treat humanity … always as an end and never as a means only.” — Kant
Named the single most bipartisan member of Congress, working across the aisle without disparaging opponents.
4Fear Is Not Fuel
78%★ earned
“…the better angels of our nature.” — Lincoln, First Inaugural
No fear-driven appeals in the record; the case rests on legislation rather than alarm.
5Truth & a Kept Word
77%★ earned
“…living within the truth.” A representative owes “his judgment.” — Havel · Burke
No false claims flagged in the record; Truth registers as held. Record shows commitments honored; nothing broken is flagged, so A Kept Word holds.
6Against the Spirit of Party
80%★ earned
“The baneful effects of the spirit of party.” — Washington, Farewell Address
Recognized as the most bipartisan member of Congress, crediting and cooperating across party lines.
“The time is always right to do what is right.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
Credited as the cleanest of the field and most bipartisan member of Congress, with no character or trust-breaking conduct noted.
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Scores are Independent 2026’s own editorial read against the Seven Articles — ≥60% earns the star. The first two Articles are critical: fail Open Books or Free & Fair Elections and there is no seal, whatever else holds. Each Article carries its founding quote as the yardstick. On bias →
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