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Rumble in the jungle
You all know what time it is.
I planned to drop a bomb on one of my favorite Ohio Republicans this morning—no, not that one, the other one—because The Rooster promises to tread where other publications won’t.
The Rooster’s October Mailbag
We’re answering double the normal amount of burning questions with Election Day drawing ever closer in Ohio. May God help us all.
Early voting is open. The Republicans are crowing that we’re lagging in Ohio’s three big cities—so please go...
🚨 Trump coming to Mahoning County on Oct. 12
Plus: “All signs” pointing to Congressman Max Miller being left out in the cold, again.
President Donald Trump will return to Ohio on Oct. 12 with a visit to Mahoning County, according to a battery of Northeastern Ohio Republicans who spok...
Rooster in Review: October spice
“Next time, just cut to the chase and call me a cracker. I can take it.”
Welcome to an uber-rare Saturday Edition of The Rooster in Review.
🚨 Pablo Torre Finds Out about Ohio State, Christian Nationalism & Life Surge
As promised in Friday’s dispatch, my appearance on Pablo Torre Finds Out dropped minutes ago. Did you know there is a Pulitzer Prize between us? It’s true!
The most shocking revelation for me, personally, was learning that we have to cance...
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