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Whoopi Goldberg, The View co-host, Vivek Ramaswamy's disgusting
attack ad against Amy Acton in the Ohio gubernatorial race: “For every woman that lives in this state, he is telling you what he thinks of you. He is telling you, he's making it clear. And all those folks that are backing this ad up, this is why, because they think it's persuasive. Well, they know that they can say something a million times and people may start to believe it. But what they don't realize is that you, you stepped across a line, you stepped across the line. Again, you can talk about policy, you can talk about my clothing, you can talk about bad breath if you want to,” she continued. But you don't get to go into my life, pull up my personal stuff, not stuff that has anything to do with the people I'm going to be serving, but my personal history, trauma, and pain, and use it like a carnival attraction. I think that all those women who are looking at this and all these women who are saying, wow, if that's what you do to her because you're losing, what do you want to do to us? It should be disqualifying. It should be disqualifying. It is disqualifying because I cannot think of anything worse than weaponizing the trauma of a nine-year-old child who was getting abused by her mother's husband. Remember the Epstein files. This tells you everything. The fact that he feels free enough to do this is because he feels nothing's going to happen. Nobody's going to call him out on it, and sometimes nothing does. But I have a funny feeling that if this is what you think is going to get you elected, you may be wrong, but I've been wrong before, but I think you may be wrong.” Indeed, while morally corrupt J Dufus Vance declared his
support for Ramaswamy’s offensive ad, other Republicans, including incumbent
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, have called for the removal of the ad, though DeWine
didn’t withdraw his endorsement of Ramaswamy to be his replacement GOPig. And that’s why it’s so important for every Ohio Democrat and
every Independent or Republican sick of the corruption and chaos of the Regime to
vote for Amy Acton and leave Ramaswamy in the dustbin of history. |
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JB Pritzker, Democrat Governor of Illinois, on Cankles’
mountain of lies: “We are all being lied to every single day. We are under siege right now., Not by immigrants, not by protesters, not by the Deep State, not by Canada or Mexico or Greenland, not by Antifa or communists or Jewish space lasers or MS NOW OR CNN. We are under siege by a petty corrupt narcissist in Washington who ran for president because he wanted to rig the system to enrich himself.” Pay attention to the real problems in this country because
it’s not immigrants or brown people or trans athletes … it’s white supremacy
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Abdul El-Sayed, Democrat for Senate in Michigan, on Cankles: “We are actively being bullied by the dumbest people in the room. [Cankles] is an idiot. He has one genius which is getting attention. Because his dad never gave him enough, because he was a nepo baby, he craved attention and used bullying tactics to get it. But the man is an idiot. Just a fool.” And his ego and his narcissism and his fear of what may
happen to him if Democrats take over make him a dangerous fool. |
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Adam Hamilton, theologian, minister, and author, on
transgender rights: “I don’t think we should take a small group of people and bully them, pick on them, and hurt them. I understand one thing really clearly when it comes to transgender people, and that is Jesus told me to love my neighbor as I love myself. [So] I’m gonna love the trans person as well as the straight person, male or female. We have to do better picking on small groups [because] what happens is we turn a group of people into a campaign issue because it polls well.” When the GOP has no solutions to the problems they created
by giving tax breaks to billionaires while screwing over the rest of the
country, you run of fear of the “other,” trans people and immigrants. Don’t fall into the fear. |
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Adam Bowles, former
journalist and founder and lead Pastor at Castle Church, on the ICEstapo: “Shock gloves. Ankle monitors on Haitian parents. Children as bait. Detainment of citizens based on skin color. Concentration camps. Disappearances. Self-deportees who are murdered upon return. Cold-blooded shooting in the streets. State-sponsored lies about s-called enemies of the state. As a pastor I say this with my whole chest: abolish ICE. It’s about white supremacy not border control. And it’s evil.” It’s racist, it’s murder, it’s corruption, it’s the
beginning of a police state. |
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Barack Obama, at a rally in Georgia, living rent-free in
Cankles’ empty melon: “Last week I accused this administration based on the facts that they were engaging in unprecedented levels of corruption. They didn’t say anything about that. The president wasn’t even mad about the Saddam Hussein comparison. That part didn’t bother him. But he was very upset about the Cheesecake Factory comments. He took great umbrage. He said I didn’t understand the work of artisans in the White House [and] they mobilized a whole government response to the joke. The White House even called the Secretary of the Treasury. This is the man who is in charge of the economy. They told him to hold a press conference in front of the Cheesecake Factory.” They rage about a joke and do nothing about gas prices. They rage about gold emblems glued to the walls of the Oval
but do nothing about tariffs and healthcare and food and the environment. They think all you care about is a Cheesecake Factory joke. That’s the regime, trying to make nothing into
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