The Rooster
D.J. Byrnes, Ol' Brook Lynn, Max Littman, Hilltop HusbandAll of Ohio's depravity. All the time.
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Rooster in Review: Angels & Demons
On Thursday, Max Littman, Special Investigator to The Rooster, irrefutably proved that the highest levels of Ohio State’s administration agreed to a moment of silence for slain conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk on Sept. 13.
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Special Investigation: Ohio State aborted planned moment of silence after Charlie Kirk's killing
From left to right: Ohio State Athletic Director Rojj Bjork, Spokesman Ben Johson, President Ted “Slapshot” Carter, the late Charlie Kirk, and a late-night email from Johnson, scraping a public service announcement about the university lowe...
The Wexners haven't been honest about Jeffrey Epstein for at least 18 years
New revelations have eviscerated Ohio State's original defense about a $2.5 million donation from Jeffrey Epstein's private foundation in 2007.
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