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Ohio Lawman Supports the Lawless

Portage County (Ohio) Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski posted this message on Facebook a couple of weeks ago:

"When people ask me…What's gonna happen if the Flip - Flopping, Laughing Hyena Wins?? I say…write down all the addresses of the people who had her signs in their yards. Sooo…when the Illegal human 'Locust' (which she supports!) Need places to live…We'll already have the addresses of their New families…who supported their arrival!"

After receiving the deserved backlash, he posted this:

"As the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Portage County, I have sworn to protect ALL citizens of my County. Recently, I placed a post on my personal facebook page that may have been a little misinterpreted??
I...as the elected sheriff, do have a first amendment right as do all citizens. If the citizens of Portage County want to elect an individual who has supported open borders (which I've personally visited Twice!) and neglected to enforce the laws of our Country...then that is their prerogative. With elections, there are consequences. That being said...I believe that those who vote for individuals with liberal policies have to accept responsibility for their actions! I am a Law Man...Not a Politician!
I would also like to Thank...The Overwhelming Support I am receiving from many people in Portage County who are afraid or are Not allowed to agree with me publicly!
Stay Strong and God Bless!!"


Time for a little apology/non-apology post dissection.

"As the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Portage County, I have sworn to protect ALL citizens of my County."
Oh, I see what you did there - placed 'all' in caps. Very subtle. Very clever. I almost believe you. Not really, but let's continue, shall we?

"Recently, I placed a post on my personal facebook page that may have been a little misinterpreted??"
Are you asking us? If a spouse catches you cheating, do you respond by looking at her and saying, "Did you see me sleeping with your sister?" Yes. Busted. Next?

"I...as the elected sheriff, do have a first amendment right as do all citizens."
Indeed, but you, as the elected sheriff, should be held to higher standards than most people. While I haven't seen any of your personal political ads in the run up to your election, I have a wild hunch the words 'responsibility' and 'accountability' made at least cameo appearances in them.

"If the citizens of Portage County want to elect an individual who has supported open borders (which I've personally visited Twice!) and neglected to enforce the laws of our Country...then that is their prerogative."
Oh, it's going to be one of those "apologies," is it? You may want to remove the words 'responsibility' and 'accountability' from any/ALL of your future ads. Also, let's be honest; you're full of sh*t. There are NOT open borders (See? I can play the all-caps game too). If you feel there is a border problem, perhaps you should contact Republicans in Congress, as well as the Orange Antichrist, for they blocked what was a bipartisan border-security bill; authored by one of the most conservative Senators; and supported by President Biden.

"With elections, there are consequences."
As we've learned with your election...

"That being said...I believe that those who vote for individuals with liberal policies have to accept responsibility for their actions!"
Oh, there's that beloved 'r' word. I knew you had it in you. Sure, you used it in a denial, projection, tone-deaf sort of way, but hey, baby-steps.

"I am a Law Man...Not a Politician!"
Well, that's ironic. You claim to be a law man, yet your Satan in shining armor is a 34x-convicted felon, who has been found liable for fraud, defamation (twice), and rape. Oh, and he's been charged with 54 additional felonies. But sure, you're a "lawman." You're as much a 'lawman' as Jeffrey Dahmer was a vegan.

"I would also like to Thank...The Overwhelming Support I am receiving from many people in Portage County who are afraid or are Not allowed to agree with me publicly!"

The voices in your head don't count. Neither do Neo-Nazis nor KKK members. No one with an IQ above 70 agrees with you.

"Stay Strong and God Bless!!"
That's rich, considering you support a man who is the literal antithesis of Jesus. Oh, and he's also weak AF. Just sayin'.
https://usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/09/18/portage-county-sheriff-bruce-zuchowski-harris-post-response/75275375007/

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