🚨 Shannon Hardin & Joyce Beatty return Leslie Wexner's dirty money 🚨

Wexner's defense among Columbus Democrats have been breached, with Mayor Suburbs missing the last chopper off Epstein Island earlier in the week.

From left to right: City Council President Shannon Hardin, U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York), Leslie Wexner and Jeffrey Epstein.

The dam of silence around Leslie Wexner in Columbus, Ohio, officially broke late Friday afternoon.

The cracks started in December, when Franklin County Commissioner John O’Grady, while under duress from The Rooster, agreed to donate his Wexner money to charity.

O’Grady fulfilled that oath by donating to Brothers Keepers, a charity for at-risk youth in Columbus.

Columbus City Council President Shannon Hardin almost assuredly kicked off his 2027 mayoral campaign on Friday, when he told reporters that he had cleansed his Wexner money by donating the total sum to the Columbus Promise, the city program for low-income students to attend Columbus State for the first two years for free.

Hilariously enough, Hardin’s likely future opponent, Mayor Suburbs, missed the last chopper off Epstein Island on Thursday, when he claimed nobody had asked him to return Wexner’s money and rebuffed concerns about Wexner’s connections to the most infamous dead pedophile in human history.

Those were major revelations in their own right. But the true bomb came hours later, when Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, whom The Rooster excoriated for her Wexner silence roughly 12 hours prior, denounced Wexner’s past donations as well:

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Congresswoman Joyce Beatty on Instagram: "Please see the follow…

Will Congresswoman Beatty also be donating money received from Wexner’s wife, Abigail? The Rooster will be in Washington D.C. soon enough.

There is still much more work to be done on cleansing the Wexner stain from Columbus. And we had to drag these politicians to this point.

But today was a major day for the city’s future.