Allison Russo

Lots of lies out there about Vivek Ramaswamy.

And also why you should not vote for Allison Russo for Secretary of State.

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Speaking of which, Vivek Ramaswamy in the program yesterday.

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Plus with Jack Windsor, why you should not be voting for Allison Russo for Secretary of State.

Now, I t- to the extent I, I inadvertently called, uh, Rodney Hinton Jr., I referred to the Hamilton County sheriff's deputy who was murdered by Hinton.

Uh, former state representative, elected treasurer in 2018, reelected in 2022.

Now he's running for secretary of state, the office that runs Ohio's elections and keeps the records for every business in this state, against Democrat State Representative Allison Russo.

19 days out, early voting already underway.

Uh, Treasurer Robert Sprague, welcome back to The Windsor Report.

And why do you wanna do that? Well, not because it changes policy.

It's the way that we vote in person right now.

But, but, but because it creates permanence, and that way, if, uh, Allison Russo or other people get into elected office who wanna gut photo ID, it can't be taken away from our election system, and it can't be taken away from the people of the great state of Ohio.

You know, you put the most important things in the Constitution, and nothing could be more important than the security and the fairness of our elections in Ohio.

Uh, folks are really, really excited about our amazing slate of candidates.

You know, we have Dr. Acton and Sherrod Back leading this ticket, but we also have really incredible candidates down ballot, Allison Russo for Secretary of State, John Kowalke for Attorney General, and local candidates as well.

So just this ticket, bottom to top and top to bottom, is fantastic.

It's a ticket that students are really excited about.

They're all over the state, and you've got other statewides, really important races coming up, like, um, [lips smack] Sprague running for secretary of state.

We have got to keep Alison Russo-

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We need a good person in there who loves law enforcement and wants the rule of law to reign in Ohio, and Keith Faber is the guy.

I get nervous about that attorney gener- I get nervous about all of them.

Alison Russo is, uh, should be Alison Ruthless, the way that she ran the minority caucus.

It was either you march in lockstep or we're gonna throw you out.

it's interesting.

And what's driving this, Allison Russo, of course, is the fact that people like going to live music, live shows.

Despite the economy, despite inflation, we'll still carve money out to be able to enjoy that.

And, of course, these vultures see an opportunity there.

You know, not surprisingly, getting a lot of pushback from hospitals.

Shocker, shocker.

I know it's interesting in this, Allison Russo, by the way, she's a state rep, former minority leader in Columbus, now running for secretary of state.

And she is one of the co-sponsors of House Bill 563.