Senator David Perdue (R-GA) posted a campaign advertisement featuring an image of his Jewish challenger, Jon Ossoff, digitally controlled to have a larger nose. Once the timeworn antisemitic stereotype was seen, he was required to pull back the ad, but Perdue is refusing to excuse it Matt Novak sums up the imbroglio:
The photoshopped ad, initially reported by Forward, included images of Ossoff along with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who’s likewise Jewish, and consisted of text that reads “Democrats are shopping Georgia!” along with “Schumer’s SUPER PAC is investing $3 million in Georgia for Jon Ossoff!”
The initial unedited photo was considered Reuters by photojournalist Chris Aluka Berry in 2017 after Ossoff lost an election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District. Perdue’s project rejected that the edit had been deliberate and sought to distance itself from the unnamed designer who made the ad.
Purdue claims it was an “accident” caused by a filter, however was not able to discuss precisely how that occurred.

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