Call It What It Is : Legalized Corruption. CDC just funneled over a billion dollars straight to Pfizer for more COVID shots.A rubber stamp for unchecked power. Corporate Capture Of The State. No oversight by the CDC. It's a revolving door greased with taxpayer billions.

Ohio is one of the top states in the country for repossessing homes (especially of the elderly) for unreasonable property taxes.

There’s absolutely no way any @ColsFire firefighter can speak at the @CMEVRemy public hearing. The External Communications Policy written by @ColumbusSafety Deputy Director Doug Sarff and @CityAttyKlein minion @JeffFurbee has 1000 tripwires built into it to punish any safety employee who discloses any information that the City doesn’t approve of. The policy was written in 2022 because I made Jeff sad and frustrated Sarff by having opinions with which they disagreed. Just this week, CFD sent out a reminder to all of its employees that they could be fired for sharing any information about the sad state of affairs at the Division. You can’t threaten employees with termination if they speak out and then say “hey, come to our hearing and give us your thoughts”. It’s a rope-a-dope and the firefighters shouldn’t fall for it. Hopefully the beloved and uber-competent Chief Jeff Happ shows up to defend his troops. Happ was fired by @MayorGinther because he was sounding the alarm about these issues prior to the CFDuctTape page. Now we’re supposed to believe that the same administration who fired the Chief for expressing his concerns about decrepit trucks and stations is going to allow the firefighters to speak freely? Crazy.

Ask yourself why would President Trump support a constitutional voter ID resolution that does not include photo ID for mail-in ballots, a signature item of his election agenda and SAVE ACT? It begs the question what did the Republican Party Chairman and other proponents of the voter ID amendment really tell the president about this resolution? Maybe the pressure of not wanting to negotiate with the conservative State Reps who are carrying @realDonaldTrump SAVE ACT Election agenda to fix the resolution required this flex move?

Very well said!!

The entire US real estate market is based on paying to not live around certain people

America doesn't have a race problem, America has a problem race.

Love this!

Thank you Ron, you are on the right side of this issue for acquiring 100% photo ID for ALL ballots. It’s a shame that Ohio’s Speaker Huffman had $1.5M spent to primary you out of the Ohio House because you represent the will of the people.

🚨 Ohio please repost all my Ohio content so we get it out there. I got mass reported by Massie haters and Indians, to kill my reach and silence our voices. We have little time to fix all of this before November. Please repost Marcell and Kim, too! I appreciate it. 🇺🇸

Bombshell revelation by Ohio election official admits County board of elections lack means to corroborate voter ID info on mail-in ballot envelopes. Meanwhile, committee chair Ohio House Rep. Sharon Ray, R-Wadsworth, pressed him… “What are you going to compare the copy to?”

Yesterday I drove to Columbus to testify before Ohio’s Joint Data Center Committee thinking it was a serious effort to protect Ohio communities. Today I found out several of the members have conflicts of interest. Ohioans are being told this committee exists to provide oversight and protect citizens from the impacts of massive data center development. But look at who is sitting on the committee. One co-chair owns and manages oil and gas companies, well services, and businesses connected to energy infrastructure. Another co-chair runs an industrial contracting company that could potentially benefit from large-scale infrastructure projects. Another member leads a commercial and industrial construction company. Several committee members have received campaign contributions from utility, energy, construction, and power-sector PACs. Meanwhile, these same politicians support policies promoting massive energy expansion for data centers. So here’s my question: How can Ohioans have confidence this committee is independent when so many members have professional, political, or financial ties to industries that stand to benefit from data center growth? I didn’t come to Columbus to participate in political theater. I came because Ohio families have legitimate questions about energy demand, water consumption, environmental impacts, property rights, privacy concerns, and the long-term consequences of building an AI and data center economy across our state. Instead of an independent watchdog, are we looking at a committee designed to reassure the public while the decisions have already been made? Ohioans deserve answers. Ohioans deserve transparency. And Ohioans deserve a committee that represents the public, not the industries that profit from the outcome. Was this committee created to protect Ohio citizens? Or was it created to make us think someone is protecting Ohio citizens? That’s the question I you with today. #Ohio #datacenters #WaterRights #PrivacyMatters #energybills

50 Ohio statehouse lobbyists is honestly so insane. Normally, even corporations with >$100mill budgets have like… 2-5 statehouse lobbyists? Some exceptions apply, but 50 is a cartoonishly high number. Meanwhile, the organizers fighting data centers have zero lobbyists.

Hey - why is OHIO hosting foreign owned data centers on our land?

🔴 Just watched the Ohio Select Committee on Data Centers (May 27, 2026) — Invited Testimony Dan Diorio Data Center Coalition Asim Haque PJM Jenifer French PUCO Maureen Willis OCC John LogueOhio EPA Mary Mertz ODNR Not a public hearing. They hand-picked who got to speak. No farmers with dry wells. No parents worried about EMFs near schools. None of the 30,000 Ohioans who signed the petition to ban large-scale data centers. Just the industry, regulators, and grid operators patting each other on the back.

This must be stopped. If you are in Ohio— Please call your legislators.

A major study found that voters have STATISTICALLY ZERO influence on what Congress does. This is why 80% issues never get passed even when 80% of Americans want them. That's not a coincidence. It's because the criminals installed themselves. They serve their master, not the people. That's what Trump is dismantling. That's the swamp being drained.

Did you know if Ohio’s legislature passes the voter ID resolution HJR 9/SJR 10 as written for November‘s ballot, future legislators will NOT be able to pass laws to close Ohio’s current photo ID loop for mail and absentee ballots. Why would Republican officials do that to us?

Congress doesn’t think making $174,000 per year for a part time job is enough. We need to vote them all out at this point and start from scratch.

As a voter in this Kentucky district, let me stand up for my people. These people voted for Donald Trump. They also voted for Massie on the expectation that he would help Trump enact his agenda. He stopped doing thay, so they elected someone who will. It's pretty simple.