Ben LaRocco retweeted
Two goals left for Ohio State this season:
1) Beat Michigan
2) Do everything you can to get Jeremiah Smith the Heisman
What would the counterfactual have been where Dems did not dump hundreds of millions in TX and Republicans hasn’t all of that money for other states? And think of the 2028 implications where a reinvigorated TX Dem party could put TX potentially in play for the electoral college
The most destructive and costly Republican Senate nominee in all my years of electoral politics. And entirely predictable.
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Who’dve thought Spence Pratt would be the truth teller of a generation. Honestly sad how unfunny Chapelle has been the last few years.
Where is the joke?
Every comedian falls off, especially as they get wealthier & more comfortable. Chappelle’s last special was unwatchable. He’s just not very funny anymore. But this is like 4Chan edgelord slop. Not even trying to be funny.
I don’t care when a comic puts out offensive material. It’s the comedian’s job to be edgy. And I believe you can joke about anything. But where’s the joke? This isn’t funny. It’s not even trying to be funny. And if you’re mocking somebody’s death, but you’re not even trying to be funny… Then you’re just an asshole.
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This is the worst two game stretch I can remember in the last 25 years of being an Ohio State fan. This is worse than the Fickel season. It was excusable for him.
I'm trying to remember a game at Ohio Stadium during my 10 years covering Ohio State (2009-19) that was more embarrassing than what's happening right now.
I can't recall one.
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Ben LaRocco retweeted
Now that 100 percent of election night results have been reported, I’m confident that we can declare victory with a margin that falls outside of the mandatory recount requirement and considers all outstanding overseas and provisional ballots. We received the second-highest raw vote total of any candidate on the ballot and the highest total among Republicans.
I'm honored and humbled by the opportunity to serve as your next Ohio Auditor of State, but it’s certainly a victory that’s bittersweet. I know we're disappointed about the outcome of so many other races. We, as Republicans, have a lot of work to do.
I can only say that I believe in the providence of God and that to whom much is given, much is required. From the outset of this campaign, I laid out a clear mission to make Ohio's government more transparent, efficient, accountable, and affordable!
As we say in the military, this just became mission-critical.
There's a reason the Auditor of State is an independently elected constitutional officer. It's the watchdog not only of your tax dollars but also of the politicians you hired to manage them. We're going to make public spending more transparent. We’re going to make government more efficient. When politicians misspend your money, I’ll make them infamous. And when they steal it, I'm going to LOCK THEM UP... regardless of party or politics!
The campaign is over, but our work is just beginning. I want to thank each and every person who put their trust in me and made this victory happen.
Now we go to work for all Ohioans to do the job they hired me to do.
I love this guy!
I MADE IT! ❤️🙏🏾
This morning started with heartbreak after waking up to find my van broken into, two windows shattered, and two lawnmowers stolen. For a moment, I thought I wouldn’t make it to the Louisiana Book Festival. But I reminded myself that one bad moment doesn’t have to ruin an entire day. Despite everything, I made it! Standing here surrounded by the five children’s books I’ve worked so hard to bring to life means more to me today than ever before. They may have taken my lawnmowers, but they couldn’t take my joy, my purpose, or my determination. Thank you to everyone who reached out with love and encouragement. Today, I’m choosing gratitude over frustration. ❤️
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Some Japanese barbecue wings on the grill for my Japanese brothers. Happy Halloween from America! 🇺🇸 🎃🎌
This is true. Lots of housing in Navy Yard, NOMA, Warf, etc, killed development in H St, Petworth, and east of the river.
My unproven theory is DC added enough housing stock in other parts of the city that some of the neighborhoods that were on the gentrification frontier in 2010 have sort of remained there
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