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“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.”
#MarchForLife
Shane Gillis somehow managed to make a lot of unfunny people funny. These reaction videos are hilarious. 😂
In my district public school students are funded to the tune of roughly $13,100 per year. EdChoice students receive a voucher for about $8,400, yet my kids’ private school manages to get by. Most of the students could NEVER attend private school without EdChoice.
It’s not unconstitutional. This is an attempt by Democrats and public school unions to work around the will of Ohio voters because they know EdChoice has been popular. Also note these “underfunded” students still receive a lot more funding than voucher students.
Democrats in Ohio are working hard to tell families they can’t choose the best schools for their children.
UNANIMOUS. 👏 Ohio’s appeals court has upheld the ruling that EdChoice, as structured and funded, is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
And YES, this is a PROPERTY TAX issue. When the state prioritizes private school vouchers while underfunding public schools, local taxpayers are left picking up the tab through greater reliance on property taxes.
Want meaningful property tax relief? Tell the Republican Supermajority in the Statehouse to FINISH the Fair School Funding Plan AND update the cost inputs still stuck at 2022 figures!
Fund today’s classrooms with today’s costs.
Fulfill your constitutional duty. 📚⚖️
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Ohio's EdChoice scholarship program remains in place as this case continues to move through the courts.
Sad to see so much public time and money wasted in an attempt to take away educational options from families.
AG Wilson issued a statement today regarding the 10th District Court of Appeals’ ruling on the EdChoice Scholarship Program.
Read the full statement here: bit.ly/3UsQQRS
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Don’t worry, school choice friends. The Ohio Supreme Court will likely correct this error.
BREAKING: An Ohio appellate court has ruled that the EdChoice voucher program, which uses taxpayer dollars to fund private school tuition, is unconstitutional.
The program can continue, as judges expect the state to appeal.
@WEWS @WCPO @OhioCapJournal
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I’ve been watching For All Mankind based on this guy’s suggestions for “woke-free” shows.
I’m getting the feeling he’s a bit out of touch. 😂
For All Mankind is about an alternate reality where the Russians got to the moon first.
Cool! I like space stuff…
You all need to chill out about Narnia.
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This was several administrations after Ted Kennedy’s presidency, of course, who passed the ERA. When her fake husband was about to be outed for his affair with a male staffer, she courageously outed herself as gay at a press conference and…
Sort of like Ted Kennedy without the drunk driving and murder.
Wisconsin GOP governor candidate swims from sinking plane after emergency lake landing trib.al/jjcl87T
This won't seem real to some of you, but there was a time when you would watch TV, a commercial would come on, and you would literally sprint to get a drink or pee because if you didn't make it back in time, you would miss that part of the show FOREVER.
White liberal women gonna wreck a black man for refusing to let a murderer go.
EXCLUSIVE: The holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial had a history of domestic violence allegations, the @NBC10Boston Investigators have learned through court documents and interviews with family members.
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I love how the Community Note says it's altered with AI, so you go find the original, and it's this:
I remember when Biden and Democrats demanded I be fired for refusing a novel vaccine technology.
The sheer lack of reporting on Trump for the past decade due to fear of criticizing him has been harrowing.
Have been a member of the @whca almost continuously since the 1990s. Our mission is to defend the First Amendment rights of White House correspondents to report on the president without fear or favor. Unfortunately last night did not advance that cause. Time to rethink the dinner.
Journalists covering the White House suggest that an opportunity for the President of the United States to express his opinions about the press should be shut down... for free speech or something.
Last night's awkwardness at the @WHCA dinner has some attendees suggesting it shouldn't happen next year...