COLUMBUS — Donald Trump has yet to respond to thousands of Ohioans who have been asking for his help to save the General Motors factory in Lordstown. But despite that silence, at last night’s campaign rally, Trump showed his callous disregard for the workers by lying about “car companies … going back to Ohio.” Trump:
In case you missed it… Republican state Sen. Matt Dolan defended the use of a radioactive deicing solution on Ohio’s roadways in a Cleveland.com article Sunday, and while environmental watchdogs are raising questions about public safety, Dolan is pushing forward with legislation to remove oversight and protections regarding its use. KEY HIGHLIGHTS: Ohio Department of
In case you missed it… On Tuesday night, Donald Trump talked for 82 minutes, delivering one of the longest State of the Union addresses in American history — but he still didn’t find time to mention how General Motors is planning to shutter its Lordstown plant or provide reassurance to the thousands of workers whose
COLUMBUS — Gov. Mike DeWine took $20,000 in contributions for his transition fund from charter school operators and supporters as charter lobbyists push for more state funds to be diverted to them in Ohio’s next biennial budget this year. “Clearly Mike DeWine has learned nothing about accepting donations from charter school special interests trying to
COLUMBUS — With a busy schedule full of golfing and “executive time,” President Donald Trump has failed to find a moment to respond to Ohioans asking for his help in saving the General Motors factory in Lordstown — which will have a job-crushing ripple effect across the state if it shutters. [email protected] Local 1112 President
COLUMBUS — Asked during public office hours last week whether she would donate $33,000 in campaign contributions from Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow founder Bill Lager, state Sen. Stephanie Kunze indicated she would not and further claimed she did not know who Lager was — even though he was her largest individual contributor. “How could Stephanie
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Democratic Party released the following statement from Chairman David Pepper in response to Canton Mayor Thomas Bernabei — previously an independent — filing to run for re-election as a Democratic candidate: “Mayor Thomas Bernabei has admirably served the people of Canton over the past three years, and he is an important
DeWine: “I Don’t Have a Magic Wand to Try to Solve the Local Government Fund” COLUMBUS — Republicans in Columbus have slashed funding for local communities by $1.2 billion over the past eight years, while amassing a Rainy Day Fund of more than $2 billion — but now Gov. Mike DeWine is refusing to help
Portman: “I Intended to Support the Republican Incumbent,” “I Also Get A Lot Done … With Him” COLUMBUS — After voting for Donald Trump’s massive tax scam that has blown up the deficit without boosting hiring, voting to let the Trump administration ease sanctions on Russian companies, voting against a Democratic bill to reopen the
COLUMBUS — Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper released the following statement today in support of the Wright State chapter of the American Association of University Professors and the students of Wright State University. “The students and faculty at Wright State deserve a quick resolution to this situation, which is why the Wright State Board