Kelly Loeffler

Loeffler remarked "COVID stood NO chance against @realDonaldTrump!" on the WWE tweet showing Trump appearing to fight the novel coronavirus that has killed over 7,100 Georgians.

Republican lawmakers at this year's Faith and Freedom Coalition conference in Atlanta offered prayers to President Donald Trump as he fights off a COVID-19 infection, and many attendees say he is the only candidate "defending religion" in America.

Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue are both leading their Democratic challengers by single digits.

Both presidential candidates were backed by 47 percent of the Southern state's voters, while 4 percent said they were still undecided.

Kelly Loeffler, who is a senator and co-owner of the Atlanta Dream, has been an outspoken critic of the Black Lives Matter movement, despite her team vocally opposing her viewpoints.

The Utah senator and former GOP presidential candidate has found himself at the center of a heated intraparty battle for Georgia's Senate seat this November between Senator Kelly Loeffler and Representative Doug Collins.

The Atlanta Dream co-owner in June denounced BLM as a "Marxist organization" threatening core American values.

Kelly Loeffler criticized the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper in a series of tweets on Saturday morning, following her interview with OANN's Jack Posobiec.

Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler, a Republican, called the players' walkout "shameful" on Twitter Saturday afternoon.

Republican Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler tweeted Wednesday that her criticism of Black Lives Matter had caused her to be "canceled."

In the letter posted on Medium, Renee Montgomery of the Atlanta Dream criticized her team's co-owner, Kelly Loeffler, for an open letter she wrote to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert.

Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler spoke out earlier this week against the WNBA's decision to support the Black Lives Matter movement, saying sports needed "less—not more" political engagement.

The president appointed the congresswoman to his 'Opening Up America Again' taskforce on Thursday last week.

"There are few better liberty machines than an AR-15," Paul Broun said.

Kelly Loeffler said Sunday that her Democratic colleagues were engaging in politics as usual by voting down a proposed coronavirus stimulus package.

The senator insisted she had nothing to do with February stock trades--which included the selling of several that were "hammered" in the stock market due to coronavirus concerns.

In response to the news, some have called for an outright prohibition on stock ownership by members of Congress.

The Republican lawmakers reportedly sold off large quantities of stock before the COVID-19 pandemic caused markets to plunge.