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Beau says:
Ohio's Republican primary in a key district faces controversy as a candidate's offensive joke forces an early campaign exit, potentially impacting national news.
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Insights into potential repercussions for candidates making offensive remarks and the importance of party support in primary races.
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Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about Ohio and some events in the Republican
primary in a, in a district that they really, really, really, really want to
win and how things are shaping up and why one of the candidates has decided
to end their race a little bit early when it comes to the primary, um, and
just kind of run through the situation because this is probably going to turn
into national news. So, in the Republican primary, one of the candidates, J.R.
Majewski, well he was on a podcast and while he was on the podcast, he decided
to make, I guess what he believed was a joke that denigrated people who
participate in the Special Olympics, obviously that did not go over well.
And shortly thereafter, after kind of going back and forth about it, he has decided to
end his campaign.
At least that's what the reporting says.
There were other issues with his campaign, but it does seem like that was the final issue.
It's worth noting that Republicans really didn't want him to win, I don't think.
Because in 2022, he lost a seat that they thought was winnable.
So for them it may be kind of a blessing in disguise kind of thing, but yeah, he is reportedly
withdrawing.
Now, if I understand the rules up there correctly, even though he's withdrawing, he's still
going to be on the ballot because it's too late for him to come off the ballot, but since
he's withdrawing, even if people vote for him and he wins, I think he still loses.
If I understand the rules up there correctly.
If it's important to you, I would double check that.
But from what I understand, if he actually withdraws, then he can't win even if he wins.
So that wound up ending the campaign and I'm sure that as it kind of spreads, as the information
gets out, I imagine that's going to turn into a national news story.
There will probably be people who kind of take up for him and champion him because they'll
I'll call it woke or something, but yeah, that's what's going on in Ohio.
That's happening up there.
The other candidate, there's a candidate that is favored by the Republican Party that does
appear as though that they'll win now anyway it's just a thought y'all have a good day
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