Check out some of the coverage of Mayor Mike Lorentz’s campaign kickoff yesterday… Parkersburg News and Sentinel: Lorentz making run for Congress A lifelong resident of Belpre, Lorentz was introduced by Marietta Mayor Joe Matthews, who said he will “throw a lot of support” Lorentz’s way, noting he’s known the Belpre mayor for many years
OHIO — Mayor Mike Lorentz today kicked off his campaign for Ohio’s Sixth Congressional District with events in Mahoning County, Belmont County and Washington County, as he highlighted his deep roots in the district and his commitment to public service. “Growing up in Belpre, I learned the value of hard work, and I’ve lived the American
We brought the cake: You bring the questions he refuses to answer: 1.) Your spokesperson stated that if you had testified in Benjamin Suarez’s trial it would have been “damaging to the defense.” As the Northeast Ohio Media Group has asked you before, what would you have said? 2.) Do you regret not offering testimony
Portman Also Admitted He Didn’t Read TPP Before Voting In Favor of Fast-Track COLUMBUS — As Sen. Rob Portman is already facing scrutiny for trying to take credit for the budget bill that he ultimately voted against, a new report in Real Clear Politics reveals that Portman failed to read the bill before voting against
Ohio Democrats caucused in Kent and at 15 other locations across the state to vote on delegates for Sanders and Clinton to represent the state at the Democratic National Convention in July.
COLUMBUS — In just the latest example of his office wasting Ohioans’ taxpayer dollars, Attorney General Mike DeWine lost again in court this week, with a federal judge tossing DeWine’s attempt to undermine the Affordable Care Act — a law that has lowered Ohio’s uninsured rate by more than half. “For a guy who is
COLUMBUS — More than 3,400 Ohio Democrats turned out last night at 16 caucuses across the state to elect slates of 93 district-level delegates and nine alternates to represent Ohio at the 2016 Democratic National Convention in July. “Last night was the first step on the road toward keeping the White House in Democratic hands,”
OHIO – The Ohio Democratic Party will host 16 congressional district caucuses across the state on Tuesday, Jan. 5, starting at 6 p.m., to elect 93 district-level delegates and nine alternates to represent Ohio at the 2016 Democratic National Convention in July. Candidates for delegate are running as pledged supporters of either Hillary Clinton or
From Chairman David Pepper: Tamir Rice is dead. 12 years old. Playing in a neighborhood park. Given only one to two seconds to justify his actions that day. Shot dead by a person hired to keep our families safe. Whose actions were this week justified by someone also hired to keep our families safe. The
COLUMBUS — In an interview with WLIO-TV yesterday, Sen. Rob Portman once again demonstrated the kind of D.C. double-talk and hypocrisy that Ohioans hate about Washington, when he continued to brag about provisions of a spending bill that funds drug abuse prevention — a bill that he voted against. One week ago, the NE Ohio