Jon Ossoff
Senator for Georgia · Democratic · United States
“Bianchi agreed to lead that effort and, in 1971, helped open the Paideia School. Under Mr. Bianchi's decades of leadership, Paideia has grown to serve a student body of over 1,000 students. Mr. Bianchi added a high school in 1973 and managed the growth of a thriving campus until his retirement in 2023. Mr.”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, I join Paideia and the city of Atlanta as they officially rename South Ponce in honor of the late Paideia founder and headmaster Paul Bianchi. After earning an undergraduate degree and a M.A. in teaching at Harvard University, Mr. Bianchi was offered an opportunity to teach at the Galloway School in Atlanta.”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“I join the Paideia community and Paul's wife Barbara Dunbar; their daughters Melissa, Sarah, and Emily; their grandchildren; and the entire Bianchi family in celebrating today's renaming of ``Paul Bianchi Way'' and commend his decades of visionary leadership to our State, our Nation, and the world. ____________________”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“State officials have said both fires are now fully contained, thanks in large part to the tireless efforts of the Georgia Forestry Commission. Hundreds of volunteer and paid firefighters have been working around the clock to stop these devastating fires to protect our communities.”
Senate20 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, I rise today to commend the service and bravery of the hundreds of Georgia Forestry Commission personnel, volunteers, and paid firefighters who worked to suppress wildfires that ravaged over 50,000 acres in south Georgia this year. Since April, these fires forced hundreds of families from their homes across south Georgia.”
Senate20 July 2026Source ↗
“The sheer number of people affected: In Georgia 5 out of 7 seniors in nursing homes are covered by Medicaid; nearly 50 percent of all births are covered by Medicaid; two out of five children in Georgia are covered by Medicaid.”
Senate20 February 2025Source ↗
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“I join the Paideia community and Paul's wife Barbara Dunbar; their daughters Melissa, Sarah, and Emily; their grandchildren; and the entire Bianchi family in celebrating today's renaming of ``Paul Bianchi Way'' and commend his decades of visionary leadership to our State, our Nation, and the world. ____________________”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“Bianchi agreed to lead that effort and, in 1971, helped open the Paideia School. Under Mr. Bianchi's decades of leadership, Paideia has grown to serve a student body of over 1,000 students. Mr. Bianchi added a high school in 1973 and managed the growth of a thriving campus until his retirement in 2023. Mr. Bianchi's leadership lifted thousands of young people to understand their world and their potential. His work instilled in generations of students the knowledge, curiosity, and compassion to pursue their dreams and to make a positive difference. I know firsthand the brilliance, wit, wisdom, and compassion that made Mr. Bianchi so special, and I am grateful for all he did to support me and so many others.”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, I join Paideia and the city of Atlanta as they officially rename South Ponce in honor of the late Paideia founder and headmaster Paul Bianchi. After earning an undergraduate degree and a M.A. in teaching at Harvard University, Mr. Bianchi was offered an opportunity to teach at the Galloway School in Atlanta. After one year at Galloway, Mr. Bianchi was approached by a group of Atlanta parents who asked him to establish a new school that would emphasize individualized instruction, academics, and the arts. Mr.”
Senate28 September 2026Source ↗
“State officials have said both fires are now fully contained, thanks in large part to the tireless efforts of the Georgia Forestry Commission. Hundreds of volunteer and paid firefighters have been working around the clock to stop these devastating fires to protect our communities. Since 1921, the Georgia Forestry Commission has provided leadership, service, and education to protect and conserve Georgia's forest resources, including defending our State from over 2,300 wildfires annually. These firefighters have now added another chapter to this proud legacy, defeating these unprecedented fires with professionalism and dedication under the leadership of GFC director Johnny Sabo. With gratitude for their service, as Georgia's U.S.”
Senate20 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, I rise today to commend the service and bravery of the hundreds of Georgia Forestry Commission personnel, volunteers, and paid firefighters who worked to suppress wildfires that ravaged over 50,000 acres in south Georgia this year. Since April, these fires forced hundreds of families from their homes across south Georgia. Combined, the Highway 82 Fire and Pineland Road Fire have destroyed over a hundred homes.”
Senate20 July 2026Source ↗
“Mr. President, the vote is whether to protect maternal and pediatric healthcare through Medicaid. I ask for the yeas and nays.”
Senate20 February 2025Source ↗
“The sheer number of people affected: In Georgia 5 out of 7 seniors in nursing homes are covered by Medicaid; nearly 50 percent of all births are covered by Medicaid; two out of five children in Georgia are covered by Medicaid. I was disappointed to see just moments ago the majority adopt an amendment to lay the foundation for deep cuts to Medicaid. I hope we can build bipartisan support for my amendment to ensure that maternal and children's healthcare through Medicaid is protected.”
Senate20 February 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, the momentum that is growing in Washington to gut the Medicaid program is alarming my constituents in Georgia, and I call up my amendment No. 407 and ask it to be reported by number.”
Senate20 February 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, it is truly astounding that the Senate stands on the brink of confirming Mr. Kennedy to lead America's public health Agencies. If the Senate weren't gripped in this soon to be infamous period of total capitulation, I don't think this nominee would have made it as far as a hearing. If I told you a couple of years ago: There is a guy who has been nominated to run public health nationwide. His job will be to protect American families from death and disease.”
Senate12 February 2025Source ↗
“Mr. President, I yield 30 minutes of my postcloture debate time on the Vought nomination to Senator Merkley and 30 minutes of my postcloture debate time on the Vought nomination to Senator Schumer.”
Senate5 February 2025Source ↗