Everyone should be able to find a good-paying, rewarding job – regardless of whether or not you have a four-year degree. We have world-class universities in Ohio, that everyone should have the opportunity to go to if they want.
BOWLING GREEN— Congressman Bob Latta (OH-05), who has traveled to the southern border 4 times, released the following statement on Wednesday, August 21 after the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released a report detailing nearly 300,000 illegal immigrant children unaccounted for in the United States: “The open border policies of the Biden-Harris administration have led to a national security and humanitarian crisis unlike we have ever seen along our southern border.
I was raised in a small hamlet of eastern Indiana (Adams County) where I was born into a family that still carried out many of the traits of having gone through the Great Depression, just three years after World War II had ended.
COLUMBUS—As we continue to drive our mission forward, I want to share some exciting progress we’re making to bring grant dollars into your communities. We’re now beginning to award grants that support innovative, evidence-based projects and programming across Ohio.
“May you live in interesting times”—ancient Chinese curse. I suppose we’re all living the Chinese curse nowadays, because no one can say we don’t live in interesting times.
COLUMBUS—On Friday, August 16, following the Ohio Ballot Board’s meeting to set the issue number and language for November’s Citizens Not Politicians amendment, Ohio Democratic Party Chair Elizabeth Walters released the following statement.
CLEVELAND—As charges of “stolen valor” swirl in the contest for the Presidency, a first term congressman from Ohio, Max Miller (R-OH7), was exposed by a Washington Post investigation in 2018 for falsely claiming on his LinkedIn Page that he was a Marine recruiter.
What did you do the last time you locked your keys in the car? Perhaps, with subtlety, you tried to pull the lock up with a wire— checking first of all to see if anyone was watching you. If that didn’t work, you might have given in to the embarrassment of the situation and either called the locksmith or the local police for help.
On the night of March 8, 1971 eight burglars broke into an office on Veteran’s Square in Media, Pennsylvania. The eight people called themselves the Citizens’ Commission to Investigate the FBI, and they were after the files the Bureau stored in the small two-man office.
My diligent search through boxes filled with memories continues to bring back some of the most inspiring memories of 76 years of living. What started as an effort to reduce a lifetime of saved inventory has turned into an anticipative search of wondering what I will discover today.