Jon Ossoff's personal assault on Natalie Harp exposes the Democratic Party's contempt for anyone loyal to Donald Trump, reducing Senate business to playground vendettas that distract from real governance failures. This feud risks inflaming Georgia's midterm contests by energizing voters who see elite Democrats weaponizing their positions against private citizens serving a duly elected president. Such behavior confirms the left's inability to compete on policy and instead resorts to character assassination. The Constitution envisions a limited federal government where elected officials focus on enumerated powers rather than harassing staffers who advance constitutional restoration. Our founders rejected personal factions in favor of republican debate, protecting individual liberty to associate with any administration without fear of senatorial retribution. Federalism demands restraint from national figures meddling in local political dynamics through petty grudges. Conservatives will not tolerate this erosion of norms that safeguards accountable self-government.