SSU109-Desperate Dems feel Ohio slipping awaysend in their Closer - Strictly Speaking Unfiltered with Bob Frantz
Bob Frantz sounds the alarm as Ohio races toward a decisive 15‑day deadline. He rallies listeners to flood the streets, knock on doors, and push back against what he calls a socialist takeover. Frantz blasts the presence of Barack Obama at a Clevela…
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SSU109-Desperate Dems feel Ohio slipping awaysend in their Closer - Strictly Speaking Unfiltered with Bob Frantz
Bob Frantz sounds the alarm as Ohio races toward a decisive 15‑day deadline. He rallies listeners to flood the streets, knock on doors, and push back against what he calls a socialist takeover. Frantz blasts the presence of Barack Obama at a Cleveland rally, arguing that a high‑profile Democrat only appears when the party is in trouble. He scrutinizes the Senate and gubernatorial polls, claiming the margins are tightening for Republicans John Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy while Democrats Sherrod Brown, Amy Acton and others cling to fragile leads.The host weaves in a stark warning about borderlessness, citing Europe’s “siege” and the alleged Islamification of the West as a cautionary tale. He frames the upcoming vote as a moral battle: voting Republican is presented as voting for liberty, faith, family and freedom, whereas the Democratic side is painted as the embodiment of evil, socialism and totalitarianism.A vivid ad narrative is read aloud – a fictional “Michael” who skips voting until he realizes Democrats care more about pronouns than paychecks, prompting him to choose the Republican ticket. Frantz urges listeners to amplify that message through texts, emails and grassroots outreach, emphasizing that even a 10% drop in Republican turnout would hand victory to the left.Guest Tom Z, a high‑profile Ohio activist with a massive mailing list, joins the conversation to discuss attacks on his communication channels and the need to keep the message flowing. The episode closes with a call to support local sponsor Charlie’s Auto Repair and a preview of upcoming guests, reinforcing the urgency to vote before the 15‑day clock runs out.
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