He Feels Pretty! Jon Ossoff Wanted Ad About His 'Makeup Budget' GONE

He Feels Pretty! Jon Ossoff Wanted Ad About His 'Makeup Budget' GONE — the NEW Ad Is a DOOZY (LOL)

Sam J. | 10:50 AM on September 15, 2026

Aww, would you look at that? Jon Ossoff doesn't like a campaign ad launched by the Senate Leadership Fund and wants it taken down.

Poor lil guy.

What makes this even more pathetic is that the ad isn't necessarily targeting his policies or ideas... it targets his vanity and how much he's spent on MAKE-UP. Which made him really mad.

Ha.

HA ha.

HA HA ha.

Ouch, our sides.

“The ad should come down immediately.” Sen. Jon Ossoff calls an AI ad launched today by the Senate Leadership Fund deceptive. #gapol pic.twitter.com/m4eJXLHRoo
— Greg Bluestein (@bluestein) September 4, 2026

After Ossoff branded the spot “deceptive” for using AI to roast his campaign’s hair-and-makeup tab, Collins’ team rolled out a cartoon follow-up that puts the Georgia Democrat back under the foils, under-eye patches and all. The message was not subtle: if complaining could erase a voting record, Ossoff would already look like a new man.

Instead, Georgians are getting a second round of the same joke — and Collins is daring him to demand this one come down too.

WATCH:

Ossoff threw a fit and tried to get an ad he didn’t like taken off television - so we made him another one.

No amount of concealer can cover up Ossoff’s ugly record, and no amount of complaining is going to stop Georgians from seeing it. https://t.co/VJJX1v8b5d pic.twitter.com/SRs0E1Yq2t
— Mike Collins War Room (@TeamOverhaulGA) September 15, 2026

Thinking it's safe to say this one backfired on Ossoff.

I mean… the Senator called Rep. Collins a traitor to his country. If he can dish it, surely he can take it.
— Richie Stone (@StoneyR1ch) September 4, 2026

Democrats can dish it, but they can't take it.

Ossoff paid $2,887 to Atlanta-based makeup artist Stephanie Ponder since February 2026.

Ossoff's spending led all federal candidates for makeup expenses, exceeding high-profile House members like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ($1,837.93) and Rashida Tlaib ($320).
— 55 Cancri (@woodfloors2014) September 4, 2026