BY MATT URBAS CUYAHOGA COUNTY – The Cuyahoga County Republican Party voted Thursday to remove state representative Thomas Patton (R-Strongsville) from its central and executive committees, and barred him from receiving any endorsements from the party through the 2024 primary election. An investigation by the party’s disciplinary committee found Patton
BY MATT URBAS The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 1 on Wednesday by a 26-7 party line vote, one day after a committee amended the bill and recommended its passage. Meanwhile, the House Primary and Secondary Education committee heard testimony and considered similar amendments of its version of the bill.
By Patty Klein Findlay, Ohio This article was originally published on Hancock’s Substack The Hancock County Republican Party gave Rep. Jon Cross a pass on Monday February 27, 2023 at their regular central and executive committee meeting. A motion was made by member KC Allen at the January meeting,
By: Robert Owens, J.D. DELAWARE, OHIO – Christian Patriot. Constitutional warrior. Hardline America first, anti-globalist. Ohio State Representative Kris Jordan was all of these things, achieving a 100% rating in the New American’s State Legislature Freedom Index. Lifelong Delaware County resident and longtime political activist David Williams commented “Kris
By Tom Hach The Biden Administration is taking a top-down, one size-fits-all approach to changing Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, and it has generated much controversy and pushback. If implemented as planned, the changes will ultimately deny federal funds to schools which adopt a policy or engage
BY GEORGE CAIN Redistricting for the 2022 election cycle in Ohio was a long, drawn-out process marked by partisan stalemates, court interference, and excruciating repetition that fatigued spectators and officials alike. Despite short-lived success in getting maps adopted for the 2022 election cycle, there remains a chance that Ohio’s
How the EPA and Norfolk Southern are attempting to sweep East Palestine under the rug Originally published on The Heartland Beat. It has been a month since the East Palestine chemical disaster and since that time the EPA has been conducting extensive cleanup efforts, just not in East Palestine. With
By Nick Rogers CHARDON, OHIO – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) touts municipal water fluoridation as one of the top ten medical advances of the 20th century. Fluoride is mandated by law in communities over 5000 residents and is highly recommended by health agencies across the board, so
BY NICK ROGERS The Ohio Roundtable CHARDON, OH- Light Emitting Diodes, or LEDs, are an everyday part of our lives. They illuminate our tablets, our TVs and our smart phones. Today their omnipresence now extends far beyond our homes and could represent an ominous portent few have fully acknowledged. LED
BY REV. TIM J. SMITH After Britain’s success in the second battle of El Alamein, Winston Churchill looked back in 1942 and memorably said, “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” At
BY SANDIE ZIMMERMAN The Ohio Roundtable NORTHEAST OHIO – In the state of Ohio, there are many Metropolitan Planning Organizations, or MPO’s. These organizations are federally mandated institutions tasked with deciding how certain funds are doled out. But what happens if these MPO’s exceed their mandate? Northeast Ohio Areawide
BY TOM HACH From your high school days, you may recall learning about Tammany Hall, which was one of greatest, if not most notorious, political machines in American history. In case a refresher is helpful, Tammany Hall was a political machine in New York City starting in the late 1700’