Talarico Was In A Mental Health Facility?

Above, James Talarico. Wikipedia photo.

Democrat nominee for Texas U.S. Senate James Talarico apparently has been gaslighting everyone on his two-week disappearance during the final month of the campaign.

He resurfaced last week claiming he just had the flu, but sources say he was in an Ohio mental health facility.

The Gateway Pundit reported:

We may now know where James Talarico really was when he disappeared for two weeks from the campaign trail.

His excuse was that he was suffering from the flu, but it appears he was suffering from a breakdown of sorts.

Talarico just vanished out of thin air after a September 28 fundraiser with TDS-infected actor Robert DeNiro and allies of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani in New York. He was also raising money from the gay Human Rights Campaign in New York.

Talarico finally resurfaced on Friday, October 9, at the ACL music festival in Austin, Texas, the Gateway Pundit reported. His team tried to gaslight the country. “Hate to disappoint the conspiracy theorists, but James is still alive and meeting with voters at ACL today,” a Talarico spokesperson said as if it’s totally normal to disappear for two weeks in the heat of an election.

It turns out he had a mental health crisis and was allegedly holed up at the Lindner Center of HOPE, an inpatient mental health treatment facility and psychiatric hospital in Mason, Ohio.

In a phone call placed by political strategist Rhein Amacher and independent journalist Nick Sortor to the Lindner Center, an employee allegedly confirms that Talarico had been "just discharged" from the facility on Saturday. He emerged in public the day before, on Friday, but his discharge was seemingly not processed or finalized immediately, Amacher claims. She did, however, appear to say that he was at the facilility.

Whether or not he was at the facility is debatable, but Talarico's camp's handling of the matter calls into question his fitness to be a U.S. Senator. 

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