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Ohio Republicans would rather give tax cuts to billionaires than ensure that working families have access to healthcare.
Think about that.
In case we haven't made ourselves clear: Your Secretary of State should not be giving away your personal information to the federal government and making it harder for eligible Ohioans to exercise their right to vote.
As Team Walsh HQ says, there's no such thing as trickle-down politics. We need to elect Ohio Democrats up and down the ballot this year because when we elect Democrats everywhere, we deliver real change for Ohio families.
Whether it’s laying out the red carpet for data centers in Ohio or being called FirstEnergy’s “golden boy”, Jon Husted has shown that while Ohio families are struggling with high costs, he only cares about lining the pockets of his billionaire buddies and corporate special interest backers. It’s clear he’s not fighting for us—he’s only in this for himself.
“SNAP cuts could lead to kids losing free school breakfast and lunch”
Washington Republicans like Max Miller, Mike Turner and Mike Carey chose tax breaks for billionaires over food for children. Make no mistake, the blame falls squarely on them.
SNAP cuts could lead to kids losing free school breakfast and lunch • Ohio Capital Journal
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Cuts to the nation’s largest food assistance program will likely spill over into schools, causing students to lose access to free breakfast and lunch.
Jon Husted thinks Ohioans' work ethic is broken.
He doesn't know our state. And we're showing him the door in November.
Since entering office in 2021, Shontel Brown has helped bring jobs to Northeast Ohio, lower costs, improve public transportation, and deliver clean water to Ohio families. She's the fighter Ohioans deserve—and that's why they will send her back to the House this fall.
ICYMI: Ohio’s already seen the biggest ACA drop. Premiums are about to go up by another 15%.
Ohio Republicans' failed policies are crushing Ohioans at every turn. This isn't what Ohioans voted for.
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After ACA subsidies expired costs more than doubled and 161,000 Ohioans dropped coverage. Premiums are about to go up another 15%.From
Ohio Republicans would rather give tax cuts to billionaires than ensure that working families have access to healthcare.
Think about that.
Jon Husted voted 13 times to continue the Iran war. Now, Ohioans are paying the price.
Ohioans have been hit especially hard at the pump.
We can’t afford this unauthorized war in Iran while costs skyrocket and accountability disappears.
Folks are sick and tired of paying for these data centers.
Congress needs to step up and protect our communities.
In case we haven't made ourselves clear: Your Secretary of State should not be giving away your personal information to the federal government and making it harder for eligible Ohioans to exercise their right to vote.
As @sethwalshforoh says, there's no such thing as trickle-down politics. We need to elect Ohio Democrats up and down the ballot this year because when we elect Democrats everywhere, we deliver real change for Ohio families.
Whether it’s laying out the red carpet for data centers in Ohio or being called FirstEnergy’s “golden boy”, Jon Husted has shown that while Ohio families are struggling with high costs, he only cares about lining the pockets of his billionaire buddies and corporate special
It's a vicious cycle.
Trump and Republicans in Congress cut billions from SNAP.
Now children are losing SNAP food assistance at home ➡️ which means they then lose free school meals too ➡️ then more vulnerable kids lose free school meals as school-wide programs end.
63 votes to raise our health insurance premiums, deny coverage for pre existing conditions, and keep our prescription drugs expensive.
That's Mike Turner's record, funded by donations from pharma and insurance companies. I think working families deserve better.
Social Security is a promise: if you work hard and play by the rules, the dignity of a safe and secure retirement will be within your reach. But right now, politicians in Washington are threatening that promise. The trust fund it runs on dries up in 2032, and Republicans, who