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As Columbus Monthly explained when it named The Rooster as one of the best area newsletters (bold font theirs; brackets mine):
D.J. Byrnes, a former Ohio House candidate from [Marion, Ohio] and the person who broke the Urban Meyer lap dance story, digs for dirt and casts a jaundiced eye on what he calls “the corrupt lizard cabal that controls Ohio’s local and state governments.”
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The Rooster is a 100-percent reader-supported publication, meaning corporate overlords or a handful of wealthy benefactors don’t dictate our coverage. We fear no sacred cows while providing award-winning illumination of Ohio’s political sewers.
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The “Rooster in Review” article, which recaps the past week, arrives around noon on Friday.
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