Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH-16) knows that if he’s going to have a chance to take out the well-entrenched D.C. insider Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), he’s going to have to take his campaign to the people. So on Saturday, Renacci took part in a Ohio Republican Party’s National Day of Action…
Read MoreDay: September 16, 2018
Ohio Think Tank Recommends Politicians End ‘Education by Zip Code’ and Go For Real Reform
Ohio needs to radically reform its public education, but it will never happen as long as taxpayers continue to “fund the system” instead of the individual students, says a researcher/writer with the free-market Buckeye Institute. Greg R. Lawson, a fellow at the Columbus-based nonprofit think tank and author of Education…
Read MoreFLASHBACK: Keith Ellison Once Proposed Making a Separate Country for Blacks
by Justin Caruso Some newly discovered columns shed light on the shocking views expressed by one of the Democrat’s favorite politicians. According to columns written several years ago in the Minnesota Daily, obtained exclusively by The Daily Caller News Foundation, Ellison was once a proponent of a blacks-only nation…
Read MorePresident Trump’s New Executive Order Is a Positive Step for Securing Elections
by David Inserra and Klon Kitchen President Donald Trump’s new executive order allowing the sanctioning of foreign individuals attempting to influence American elections is a necessary step in the right direction, but more can be done. The Heritage Foundation consistently recommends pushing back against nation-state actors who use cyber and other means to attack…
Read MoreWashington State Medical Board Has A Simple Solution To Help Amid Physician Mental Health Crisis
by Evie Fordham The Washington State Medical Commission (WMC) is taking a step to combat the high suicide rate among physicians by making physician licensing questions more friendly to doctors who have sought psychiatric help. Updates to Washington state’s licensure questions will focus on an individual’s current impairment rather than…
Read MoreOne Dirty Secret Behind Green Energy – African Cobalt Mining
by Tim Pearce Cobalt mined under harsh conditions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a key component in items such as electric vehicles and iPhones sold around the world. Congolese freelance workers venture into dangerous mines to collect the valuable mineral with nothing more than shovels and picks. Many…
Read MoreVenezuela’s New Currency Does Little So Far To Stabilize Economy
by Hanna Bogorowski Venezuela introduced a new currency on Aug. 20 as a hopeful solution to the country’s rapidly devaluing currency and skyrocketing inflation rates, but after just a few weeks, Venezuela is already seeing 100 percent inflation. The Venezuelan government issued the new currency, called the “sovereign” bolivar,…
Read MoreRally in Washington Will Urge Disillusioned Democrats, Leftists to ‘#WalkAway’
by Rachel del Guidice The founder of the movement that showcases stories of why people are walking away from leftist ideology and the Democratic Party is bringing a march and rally to Washington next month to send a message he hopes the mainstream media won’t be able to ignore. It’s a…
Read MoreCommentary: Whatever Happened to Normalcy?
by Jeffery Rendall Under the “it was bound to happen” category comes news of an imprisoned English transgender man being accused of sexually assaulting his/her fellow female inmates. Not surprisingly the U.K. media was thoroughly confused by the case and didn’t quite know how to treat it. John Ellis…
Read MoreDemocrat Theresa Gasper Claims ‘I Won’t Take Their Money!’ While Scooping Up Thousands from Special Interests
In her latest TV ad Democrat Theresa Gasper promotes her run for Ohio’s District 10 congressional seat, now held by Republican Rep. Mike Turner, as morally righteous based on her funding choices. “I am sick of politicians chasing money all the time, and doing the bidding of their corporate donors.…
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