SSU85-Tuesday Congressman Jim Jordan and OAMF Founder Stephanie Stock join the show - Strictly Speaking Unfiltered with Bob Frantz
Bob Frantz dives deep into the highly contentious political landscape of Ohio, challenging candidate Amy Acton's erratic campaign strategies. As Acton seeks the governorship, Frantz scrutinizes her track record as former health director, uncovering…
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SSU85-Tuesday Congressman Jim Jordan and OAMF Founder Stephanie Stock join the show - Strictly Speaking Unfiltered with Bob Frantz
Bob Frantz dives deep into the highly contentious political landscape of Ohio, challenging candidate Amy Acton's erratic campaign strategies. As Acton seeks the governorship, Frantz scrutinizes her track record as former health director, uncovering the ramifications of her COVID-19 policies that many believe devastated the state. Joined by Congressman Jim Jordan, the discussion pivots to pressing issues such as the International Criminal Court's alleged threats against U.S. sovereignty while fervently debating the importance of transparency in public health narratives. Frantz doesn't hold back, labeling Acton's refusal to debate her opponents a 'political stunt,' and reminds listeners of the dangers that misinformation poses to public trust. Stephanie Stock, founder of the Ohioans Against Medical Mandates Fund (OAMF), adds a grassroots perspective, highlighting the mobilization of concerned citizens against oppressive health mandates. With an emphasis on activism, Stock advocates for the protection of parental rights in education and health care, calling for community action against unwarranted school policies. Tune in for an engaging and unfiltered discussion filled with bold rhetoric as Frantz, Jordan, and Stock aim to galvanize Ohioans to reclaim their state’s governance from what they perceive as harmful political practices. This isn't just talk; it's a rallying cry to stand up for transparency, accountability, and the rights of Ohioans.
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