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“Republican Lie About Cause for Talarico’s Absence From the Campaign Trail” — not that hard, is it?

1. There is no such thing as a "false rumor." The word for that is a HOAX. 2. The headline misses the entire point of the hoax, which is not that he was in Ohio, but that he was in a mental health facility! are there any adults left at the new york times

13/10/26, 4:53 pm28 reposts148 likes

Charles Ball

@charlesball.bsky.social

Way too hard for @baylisswagner.bsky.social, it seems.

mcognito.bsky.social

@mcognito.bsky.social

“Hoax” is only ok when they use it

Isaac Seder

@zacseder.bsky.social

Obv., as Rep. Talarico affirns, the notion that he was in a psychiatric hospital is “the craziest thing I’ve ever heard” [ www.ms.now/news/james-t.... & it becomes increasingly obvious that the ones in need of some psychiatric attention are those who promote such asinine/insane/poisonous rhetoric.

ms.now‘Silly season’: James Talarico tackles GOP conspiracies on his flu absenceThe Democratic Senate nominee told MS NOW he is fine and demanded “proof of spine” from GOP rival Ken Paxton.

@hortonsis.bsky.social

JFC

AlexHaha🃏🌹

@devilsadvocatec.bsky.social

These platforms must be replaced by independent media.

Fleurs de Mal 🇺🇸

@pdxbaudelaire.bsky.social

Dare I say, they're the "failing NYT?"

firewombat.bsky.social

@firewombat.bsky.social

It's stupid, but Talerico's campaign should've kept public updated. Just make an ad with Talerico propped up in bed; looking like shit; surrounded by medicine + tissue boxes; eating a spicy bowl of menudo; and talking about healthcare.