Great.
Attorney General Dave Yost has signed Ohio's name onto the Idaho Attorney General's accusations against the 67,000 doctors of the American Academy of Pediatrics, for their organization's support of gender-affirming care.
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The campaign against solar benefited from 2 powerful forces funded by oil and gas interests. A former gas exec out of sight while the longstanding local paper, now in the hands of a “pink slime” media company, operated publicly. @TowCenter's latest. cjr.org/tow_center/fossil-fu…
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Jones: Vance lied the entire night. American energy production is up. He said it's down. He said Donald Trump saved Obamacare. He lied about the insurrection, he said we had a peaceful transfer of power. He lied and said he never supported a national abortion ban
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For absolutely no specific reason, here is a video of Cate Blanchett killing Zachary Levi.
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Deters was forced to resign as our state Treasurer over a pay-to-play scandal but got appointed to the OH Sup Ct w/o any prior judicial experience by longtime pal Gov. DeWine & has a history of putting partisan interests over justice, so this is rich coming from him.
Also...
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Joe Deters, who voted to uphold controversial GOP-authored ballot-summary language for Issue 1 last week, now says Democrats want redistricting reform because they "can’t win," @Jake_Zuckerman reports.
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Surprising no one, Ohio AG continues to play culture war bullshit to the direct harm of vulnerable Ohioans
Attorney General Dave Yost has signed Ohio's name onto the Idaho Attorney General's accusations against the 67,000 doctors of the American Academy of Pediatrics, for their organization's support of gender-affirming care.
idahocapitalsun.com/2024/09/…
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A top public concern is high grocery prices. Yet attorneys general in Ohio and 12 other states are in court trying to push through a mega-merger between two of the largest chains in the U.S. And they're using an anti-regulatory argument that's in Project 2025 to do it.
Ohio AG Dave Yost and 11 others filed a brief Monday in federal court arguing the FTC's attempt to block the Kroger and Albertsons merger is unconstitutional. The argument made by the AGs tracks closely with a proposal made in Project 2025.
@martyschladen
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Actor Sam Elliot urges men to vote for Kamala Harris and 'get over' the 'woman thing.' Masculinity has taken center stage in this election. dispatch.com/story/news/poli…
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Issue 1 is a nonpartisan measure backed by Ohioans who demand fair districts.
The real power grab was the GOP’s gerrymandered maps that built their supermajority and let them ignore the will of voters. LaRose, and losers like him, fear they can’t win without rigging the system.
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This paragraph (entirely a quote) in @RyuSpaeth's profile of Ta-Nehisi Coates, my god.
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The next time someone opposed to Issue 1 tells you that the current redistricting commission is required to preserve communities of interest, remember that the Senate district on the left would be permitted under current law while the one on the right would not be permitted.
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It's fine to claim that the Ohio press corps is a "shameless media echo chamber."
But it's important to note that this post came right after LaRose refused to answer any questions from reporters trying hard to get his side of the story. xitter.cf/FrankLaRose/status/183…
It’s not an anti-gerrymandering measure if it literally REQUIRES gerrymandering, but this is what we’re up against, folks. No matter how much you try to give voters the truth, the left will always have its media machine helping to distort it. This is a well-funded, foreign billionaire-bought, propaganda campaign fueled by a shameless media echo chamber, and it’s the new playbook. Wake up.
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The Vance campaign provided the Wall Street Journal with a police report to prove their claims about cat-eating Haitians in Springfield.
The WSJ spoke to the woman who filed it, who said she later found her cat alive and well in her basement. She also apologized to her Haitian neighbors.
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Hey @OhioAG @DaveYostOH, are you investigating this act of voter intimidation by a public official and prosecuting appropriately?
Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski shared a social post asking residents to write down the addresses of anyone displaying Kamala Harris signs. dispatch.com/story/news/poli…
This continues to be some fucking disgusting shit from our ag
There’s not a town in America that could absorb a quarter to a third of its population of new immigrants.
Don’t buy the shrill “debunking” by the leftist media outlets that desperately want to shut down this debate just weeks before voting starts.
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Senator @JDVance said that economists disagree about whether tariffs lead to higher prices. So this week, the University of Chicago surveyed economists and asked them exactly this question.
Welker: Do you acknowledge that consumers will ultimately pay more if there are more tariffs. Do you acknowledge that?
Vance: No, I don’t. Economists disagree about the effects of tariffs..
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Economists overwhelmingly agree that tariffs raise prices and harm an economy. For example, 95 percent of American Economics Association members have repeatedly agreed that "tariffs and import quotas usually reduce general economic welfare."
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