Roark

Roark surfaces as a prospective GOP presidential nominee in razor-sharp campaign calculus, Bruno thrusting his name into the fray alongside Kalmbach, Leder, Ross, and Steve. Labeled ripe for tobacco assault—branded nicotine pushers to choke Republican momentum—these figures loom as Democratic kill shots in swing-state showdowns. Bruno's rebuke to Josh underscores Roark's potency as electoral baggage, a hanging noose primed for fall deployment that fuses donor defiance with nomination vulnerability, amplifying partisan gridlock in budget-starved justice wars.