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Ohio Type won 3rd in a poetry contest and used it as an excuse to type weird for life, legend of the hidden temple, draw stuff and talk about the news, twitch.tv/drjmcb
![Any collaboration with LaRosa on the fundraiser was bound to rankle Democrats, considering the latter’s frequent criticisms of party members and praise for the Trump administration. Prior to the cancellation, The Bulwark had been told that the event was a topic of much discussion on several text chains of other Democratic operatives.
LaRosa frequently applauds the president’s foreign policy efforts. He’s gone out of his way to compliment Vice President JD Vance and attack New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, even signing a petition encouraging the latter to skip the recent 9/11 memorial ceremony.
LaRosa has criticized Democrats for embracing DEI policies, insisted they’d gone “silent” on Iranian protests, and argued that the party’s rhetoric is “out of control.”
“My party has been out of control with the hyperbole, the aggressive rhetoric, the Nazis, the fascists, the autocrats, all this stuff,” he declared in 2025. He has doggedly gone after far-left figures, including Hasan Piker and Graham Platner—positions that others in the party adopted as those figures became more scandalous. But he has angered Democrats by criticizing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, whom he slammed for his ties to “big tech, healthcare, and A.I.” (and for “summering in Egypt”—not sure what he’s getting at with that one). He has encouraged voters to back the Republican in the race, Mike Rogers, in part, he explained, because he could “smell [the aftermath of 9/11] from where I was from in Pennsylvania.”
LaRosa declined to comment.
Through it all, LaRosa has regularly praised Jeffries for trying to find a more moderate lane for the party. He was especially pleased that Jeffries met with Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner. “I love the pragmatism. I love the leadership. And I love Jeffries’ willingness to work with anyone to get things done,” he wrote on X.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vogcjrkcgo2wv55q5flrnpez/bafkreidewuxgi6knyzivtssp342aduap755p7f2xkgx44v63vtkwytspoq)
