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| Ohio State looks for another president after Ted Carter got caught creeping with another woman. |
Ted Carter, the former president of Ohio State University. A proud Zionist and supporter of the fucking apartheid genocidal ethnostate of Israel was forced to resign after it was revealed he was having an affair with a woman. He is married.
Guy Christensen, a media personality who was formerly enrolled at Ohio State was expelled after the U.S. Department of Justice and Education pressured Carter to push him out.
Why?
Because he was doing TikTok videos critical of Israel. He is a fierce supporter of Palestinians and questioned the Oct. 7 attack claiming that Israel exaggerates the situation. It angered pro Israel groups and several House members.
Let me get this straight: You are more upset over words than actions. You are upset someone using their freedom of speech to criticize a foreign country engaged in a propaganda campaign to shield itself from war crimes and impunity. You are upset over people using their voices, their wallets and their time to protest an injustice. Well, get upset over your taxpayer money aiding foreign nations. You upset other countries deciding to ban or boycott Israel for its actions. Get upset over foreign nations killing Americans in a war funded by our taxpayer money. Get upset over the deaths of thousands in Haiti, Chad, Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Syria, Venezuela, Myanmar, Mexico, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Ukraine and Palestine. Get upset at your president, your senator, your representative, your governor, your state leader, your mayor and your local junk food media for bowing to the evil regime of Israel.
Will you condemn the actions of Israel if I have to condemn Russia, Iran, Houthis, Hezbollah and Hamas?
If you're upset over protests, why are you not upset over the treatment of innocent people being killed by Israel?
If you're upset over Upscrolled being a danger, why are you not upset over X, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Rumble, Threads, YouTube and Truth Social?
- Declaration through peace
- Declaration through violent resistance
- Declaration through occupation
It is not antisemitic to rally for Palestine. Cry more!
This is the karma moments.
It's 2026, please do not be like Ted Carter. Hell, do not be like me.
Consenting adults having sex whether they're married, having an affair, engaging in a relationship of the opposite sex, engaging in a relationship of the same sex, engaging in a relationship with transgender Americans, engaging in a relationship with adult content creators, engaging in a relationship with prostitutes or escorts is not my business.
Midway Wrap Up in May.
Ohio State University is investigating after President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. resigned abruptly over the weekend following the disclosure of “an inappropriate relationship” with a woman seeking public resources for her personal business, the university said Monday.
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| Carter with wife Lynda. |
Carter, 66, said in a statement that he had resigned voluntarily after informing the university’s board of trustees of his error. He did not elaborate on the nature of the relationship and whether it was romantic; his statement indicated that he and his wife, Lynda, are still a couple.
“For personal reasons, I have made the difficult decision to resign from my role as president of The Ohio State University,” he said. “I disclosed to the board of trustees that I made a mistake in allowing inappropriate access to Ohio State leadership.”
Board Chair John Zeiger accepted Carter’s resignation in a letter dated Sunday, a day after trustees held a private executive session. Spokesperson Ben Johnson said Carter was not present at the session but that trustees were aware of the situation before they met.
“The Board was surprised and disappointed to learn of this matter and takes the situation and its potential impact on the university very seriously,” Zeiger wrote. “We respect your decision and appreciate your cooperation in supporting an orderly leadership transition.”
The board had been pleased with Carter’s work overall. Trustees awarded him a more than $50,000 merit raise in August on top of his $1.1 million annual salary, as well as a nearly $400,000 bonus. His contract was supposed to run through 2028. Ohio State presidents also are provided residency at a roughly $3.6 million mansion in a tony Columbus suburb.
Johnson said that the university has opened an investigation into Carter’s impropriety, as it also works to put in place a leadership transition plan. The latter could be detailed as soon as this week, he said.
In the absence of its president, the university’s daily operations will fall to members of Carter’s former cabinet, Johnson said, which includes a chief of staff, two executive vice presidents and seven senior vice presidents. In the event of an emergency, the school’s public safety professionals would take direct action, which is always the case.
Ohio State is the nation’s sixth-largest university, with more than 60,000 students, over 600,000 living alumni and a highly ranked football team and medical center. Carter oversaw a fiscal year 2026 budget totaling $11.5 billion in revenues and $10.9 billion in expenditures — although it was not clear that the “resources” to which he availed the woman were monetary.
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| Krisanthe Vlachos, a podcaster is allegedly the mistress. |
The university brought Carter on board in 2023 from the University of Nebraska system. He is also a former superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy and a retired vice admiral who attended the Navy Fighter Weapons School, known as Top Gun. He holds the national record for carrier-arrested landings with over 2,000 mishap-free touchdowns.
He filled a vacancy at Ohio State left by the mid-contract resignation of President Kristina Johnson, which went largely unexplained. The engineer and former undersecretary of the U.S. Department of Energy had been chancellor of New York’s public university system before she joined the Buckeyes as president in 2020, succeeding President Michael Drake.
Jennifer Tisone Price, executive director of the Ohio conference of the American Association of University Professors, said Ohio State students, faculty and staff deserve better.
“This is OSU’s third president since 2020,” she said in a statement. “If the university wants to do better with the next one, it must have a transparent hiring process that honors shared governance which includes the input from faculty. Shared governance isn’t just a bureaucratic nicety. It’s how universities stay honest.”
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