Now that the full 1978 Acton files are beginning to circulate, several are still strangely trying to defend the “she lived in a tent” story. The evidence, and Acton’s own statements contradict this. She has stated several times now that she last saw her mother in a courtroom in the fall of 1978. The complaint filed by her biological father, places the conduct and Amy at 3625½ Mahoning Ave., Austintown, an apartment over a storefront, from December 1976 through April 1978. That covers winter would’ve she spent in a tent. The campground on Route 7, appears as the step father’s address when he was arrested in July. The plausible time she *may* have spent at a campsite would be between April-July of 1978. This can actually be confirmed by unredacted versions of the files, which would list the victim address. The stepfather’s SA charges have separate problems, namely that he was never pursued as a fugitive, lived ~90 miles away, was arrested/booked in 1996 in PA, placed on state parole, never picked up by OH, and died in PA in 2004. There is an argument to be made that a county wouldn’t pursue/extradite the warrant—I find that hard to believe (since when do we not pursue child rapists?) but regardless, that is a separate argument to the tent story. The original Ad stated that Acton is a liar. She has lied several times about this case, as she stated publicly that her mother was arrested and charged in connection with this case. That isn’t supported anywhere. Her mother, Donna Arthur, obviously lost custody of her children in the 1970s/80s—so she can’t be “mother of the year” either. My assessment of the files as of now leans more to a nasty custody dispute, and that the entire family is a mess.

Democrat Nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas James Talarico: “What if we ran our world like we run a kindergarten classroom? Because at the end of the day, aren't we all just really big kindergartners?”

Help get @abdulelsayed elected to the senate! Jewish safety depends on a real multiracial democracy—and Abdul is the one fighting to protect it. Get involved and help at abdulforsenate.com/vote go.abdulforsenate.com We know how much it matters to live in a country where our rights are protected, where the law applies equally to everyone, and where the majority can’t just decide that some people don’t deserve the same freedoms. The safety and freedom we’ve found in America didn’t happen by accident. They exist because of democracy. And protecting democracy means protecting Jewish safety, too. We know what happens when those protections start to break down. When courts are weakened, elections are undermined, and people lose equal protection under the law, minorities are often the first to pay the price. Jews have seen this throughout our history. It’s one of the reasons so many of our families sought refuge in democratic countries. That’s why I find it so alarming to see what’s happening right now. When masked government agents are taking people off the streets and citizens are being shot in public, we should all be worried about where things are headed. As Jews, we know that when a government starts targeting certain groups of people, no one should assume they’re safe from what comes next. Mike Rogers has chosen to align himself with a movement that is willing to attack our democracy. He stood with Trump and refused to accept the results of the 2020 election. And now we’re seeing what happens when a political movement treats the rights and dignity of certain people as disposable. For Jews, these things should set off alarm bells. Jewish safety is tied to the health of our democracy. We can’t protect one without protecting the other. And in this Senate race, Abdul is the candidate who understands that and is willing to fight for it. #abdulelsayed #democracy #jewish #midterms

Help get @abdulelsayed elected to the senate! Jewish safety depends on a real multiracial democracy—and Abdul is the one fighting to protect it. Get involved and help at abdulforsenate.com/vote go.abdulforsenate.com We know how much it matters to live in a country where our rights are protected, where the law applies equally to everyone, and where the majority can’t just decide that some people don’t deserve the same freedoms. The safety and freedom we’ve found in America didn’t happen by accident. They exist because of democracy. And protecting democracy means protecting Jewish safety, too. We know what happens when those protections start to break down. When courts are weakened, elections are undermined, and people lose equal protection under the law, minorities are often the first to pay the price. Jews have seen this throughout our history. It’s one of the reasons so many of our families sought refuge in democratic countries. That’s why I find it so alarming to see what’s happening right now. When masked government agents are taking people off the streets and citizens are being shot in public, we should all be worried about where things are headed. As Jews, we know that when a government starts targeting certain groups of people, no one should assume they’re safe from what comes next. Mike Rogers has chosen to align himself with a movement that is willing to attack our democracy. He stood with Trump and refused to accept the results of the 2020 election. And now we’re seeing what happens when a political movement treats the rights and dignity of certain people as disposable. For Jews, these things should set off alarm bells. Jewish safety is tied to the health of our democracy. We can’t protect one without protecting the other. And in this Senate race, Abdul is the candidate who understands that and is willing to fight for it. #abdulelsayed #democracy #jewish #midterms

Trump’s coalition will not stay with the GOP “once we go back to traditional Republican platform priorities,” Thom Tillis told our @jmart. Listen to his full interview: politi.co/4ib1c0L

I speculate that one of Omar’s defenses is that she was a traumatized victim of the patriarchy and everything she did was the fault of some man somewhere.

James talarico headlined a Pride event alongside an 11-year-old child drag queen named "Kween Kee Kee." One attendee posted video of the young boy doing the splits. Another performance was by an adult man who goes by the raunchy name "Sedonya Face." The event touted more than 30 kids in attendance. #TXsen

Thou dost protest too loudly. The ad is a death blow against Acton. That's why Acton supporters are mad. If they really thought it'd backfire, they'd stand back out of the way.