BOMBSHELL: Ohio Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s own mother urges voters not to vote for her daughter. “My name is Donna Arthur and I’m Amy Acton’s mother. I worked at Children and Family Service Association, building one of the first two sexual abuse programs in America. I love my daughter, but when I saw her lying about her opponent—and it’s not easy for a mother to say this—but Amy has a serious problem. She is a liar. She lies about her past. She says she grew up living in a tent. None of that is true. She’s lied her entire life. My daughter needs help, and she can’t help you if she needs help herself. People can change, but first they have to tell the truth, and my daughter still isn’t doing that. Don’t vote for people who lie. Don’t let her become your governor. If you think she’ll make your life better, you’re fooling yourself. It will only get worse.” That’s one hell of an October surprise.

At this point I think I’m going to file for SNAP in Minnesota.

In today’s politics, many Republicans are cowards. Afraid to do what needs to be done to win against immoral monsters. Fortunately. Not all Republicans are cowards. If Vivek’s campaign wants to win, they should put $20 million dollars of ad spend behind that Mother ad and put it on every television in Ohio for the next week. Then do a follow up super cut of all the other problems with Acton’s honesty issues. Wrap the super cut with the fact you can’t record at her events and this caption: “Mother knows best” That’s how you close a campaign out. The “it’ll backfire crowd” are the same cowards who have always lost. They’ll continue to lose to save their “principles”. The problem with principled losers is that they lose. Then their principles mean nothing at all.

Serial liar Amy Acton trots out the “I’m a victim” card in the response to her mother calling her a liar. The problem is Acton can’t produce court documents for the incident she describes. She’s hoping “MeToo” will save her. I believe your Mother knows best, Amy.

You know, I guess I hadn’t ever heard Amy Acton tell people she lived in a tent growing up. How the hell did she sell that a Jewish girl from Liberty Township was homeless? How had she not been called out for this before? Oh right! You can’t ask her! She won’t take questions or allow people to video record her live events. That’s how! Silly me. Forgot we live in the post ask Democrats questions era.

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New bombshell in Ohio Governor’s race: Apparently, Amy Acton’s own mother has appeared in an ad urging voters to not vote for her daughter. Can’t say I expected that.

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Nine days of Ohio early voting. Here is the trend line. Day 1, Democrats stormed the early vote: D+18 statewide among in-person voters. Day 9: D+3. Days 7 and 8 were D+1.5 and D+1.2. Even. That is a 15-point slide in nine voting days. And not one place. All 88 Ohio counties moved toward Republicans from week 1 to week 2. ALL 88. Not one exception. The median county moved 11 points. The eight big blue counties moved 14.5 from day 1 to day 9, from D+49 to D+34. Summit alone moved 25. The seven red counties went from D+4 on opening day to R+7 on Friday. Volume didn't move. Week 2 ran at 99% of week 1 statewide, 103% in the blue counties. The people kept coming. The Democrats didn't. Democratic-registered in-person ballots fell 18% per day from week 1 to week 2 statewide, 11% in the blue counties. Republican-registered ballots rose 7%. Unaffiliated voters went from 25% of the daily early vote to 37%. Translation: the Dem base front-loaded. It showed up in the first 48 hours, got counted, and the "surge" headlines got written. Everything since looks like the normal Ohio electorate, and the normal Ohio electorate is R+8 or worse. Democrats still lead the cumulative in-person vote, D+8.4, about 30,000 ballots out of 359,754. That lead grew by 22,000 in week 1 and 8,000 in week 2. It is being diluted a little more every day, and the biggest days are still ahead. In 2022 the final week of early voting ran 40,000 to 47,000 in-person votes a day, more than any day so far this year. If you think the voters who show up last are more Democratic than the ones who showed up first, I have a trend line to show you.

Ilhan Omar hasn’t been seen publicly since the raid on her home last week. She failed to appear at a rally held for her in Minneapolis. There are rumors she’s fled the country. Time to ask the question:

You know what I find interesting? Most of the time as election season approaches in the USA we see massive protests by the left. Marches all over the major cities. But not this year, but instead Europe appears to be burning.. not America. Wonder why that is? Couldn’t be because we completely defunded USAID and blasted the NGO networks? No, no way. Can’t be. Surely not.

Illhan Omar didn’t even show up for her own event? Maybe she really did flee to Morocco.

I’ve been telling everyone to watch Dallas. Theory was that Jasmine Crockett voters weren’t going to support Talarico. Looks like I was right 😂

Pallets of bottles arriving for the French riots? Interesting.

Alright seriously. What is going on in Europe?

Sorry but can we get a bit more context what this is about? Land forces? "There is no other environment to my mind where the burden of fighting is placed squarely on the shoulders of our most inexperienced and junior soldiers, than in our land forces. And I'm looking at you because it's on you that the defence of this nation will rest if, ultimately, you are called to fight.”

You were the one who had your media consultant try to get me to pull down my posts about you when you first started running. And tried to get me to support your joke of a campaign. But I never expected a weasel like you to be honest. Stick to cars, Casey.

Never thought I would witness Nero fiddle as Rome burns.

You’re just as worthless as I told you were the day you launched your pathetic “campaign” last December. Go back to making car videos. Politics ain’t for you.