On January 28, promoting his run for Ohio Attorney General, Auditor Keith Faber wrote an op-ed that appeared in newspapers around the state: "Renee Good wasn't an 'innocent.'" Days later, numerous readers wrote letters-to-the-editor critical of Faber. Here's the link to the op-ed: https://www.aol.com/articles/renee-good-wasnt-innocent-wont-093533850.html

While GOP politicians like Senator Moreno praise Trump's potentially unconstitutional military action, Sherrod Brown wonders why Washington is focused on foreign countries as hundreds of thousands of Ohioans struggle to make ends meet. And former Governor Kasich is troubled by the long-term impact on world peace.

No one in Ohio has avoided accountability more than Jon Husted. Now that Husted has kicked off his Senate campaign, David Pepper reminds us of Husted’s record as a long-time state official.

David Pepper looks at the history of gerrymandering around the country and reacts to the "travesty" of Ohio's new Congressional Districts map.

During the City Club of Cleveland's live "Conversation with Senator Moreno" on Aug. 21, Bernie praised Trump's policies, repeated misinformation, and slickly dodged opposition questions from the audience. Several times he was jeered by some when he said things like "[Trump] should get the Nobel Peace Prize."

Senator Husted supports Trump's Big Ugly Bill even though it would be bad for Ohio. But next year, we can vote him from office...which Husted may have made easier to do given his connections to the First Energy and ECOT scandals.

Frustrated constituents in Bowling Green hold a town hall with a cardboard cutout of MIA Congressman Latta.

Our 5th District Representative in Washington was invited to a town hall in Huron County to answer concerned voters' questions about what's happening in the federal government and its effect on farms, veterans, Medicaid and more. But Bob Latta did not bother to respond, so hundreds of constituents were left with an empty chair.

Despite over 1500 opposing testimonies and protests outside the Statehouse, Rep. Mathews joined 58 Republicans to pass S.B. 1 "Advance Ohio Higher Education Act" to supposedly stop "liberal indoctrination" at Ohio's public colleges. Then the bill's title was amended to include the names of over 2 dozen Reps, including Mathews.

Mathews claims to be "a fan" of the work Musk is doing. On his Facebook page, Mathews says he is "excited to help lead the charge" in the new DOGE Ohio House Caucus. He spoke about it on Toledo 13ABC.

During today's session of the Ohio House, Ty Mathews voted to pass two bills: H.B. 13 To Designate November 5th "Roy Rogers Day"...and H.B. 64 which lowers the age requirement to allow Ohioans 65 and up to qualify for discounted hunting and fishing licenses. Three of Ty's committees were also scheduled to meet: Natural Resources at 9:00; Development at 9:45; Veterans/Military at 10:30. Not sure how that worked since the full House session began at 9:00.

Interviewed on Toledo TV-13, Senator Moreno talked about the confirmation of his "friend" Kash Patel as FBI Director; how Trump will end the Ukraine war; and how he (Bernie) is working "really hard all day" to make our lives better--without any specifics.

After Trump's flurry of executive orders favoring oil production over climate change concerns, our Rep in the House said he's "looking forward to working with President Trump to...make the U.S. energy dominant once again."

Rob McColley--Ohio Senate President and GOP candidate for Lt, Governor--and House Speaker Matt Huffman pressured the Ohio Ethics Commission to kill their rule requiring financial disclosures from board members of for-profit charter schools that receive $1.6 billion Ohio taxpayer dollars.

Senator Husted was interviewed on WFIN Findlay Radio on July 31, 2025. In talking about his support for the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, he spread misinformation about the national debt, taxes, cutting USAID, and NPR. Click the button below to hear Husted's statements followed by comments pointing out his misinformation.

In his op-ed appearing in the 11/26 Courier, State Rep Mathews criticized the Ohio Divest protest in Findlay on Nov. 15. But a 12/1 op-ed by a local community organizer not affiliated with Ohio Divest points out the misinformation in Mathews' column.

In the hour long Q & A in Cleveland carried on PBS, Moreno would declare "it's 100% true," "it's provable facts," or "you can look it up" while spreading disinformation and dodging questions about Trump's Big Bill, January 6th, ICE, the Ukraine war, and cutting Medicaid. To audience members who vocally disagreed, Moreno said "you can act childish...but that's just the fact."

After the failed attempt to place a referendum on the November ballot to let voters decide if S.B. 1 should be enacted, it went into effect on June 27th. The "Advance Ohio Higher Education Act" bans diversity initiatives at public universities, forbids faculty from striking, and gives politicians control over classroom content.

A bipartisan Senate Resolution to terminate the national emergency Trump declared to impose global tariffs was voted down 50 to 49. Senators Moreno and Husted voted to kill the resolution, effectively voting to allow Trump to continue his tariffs.

Even though over 1500 people submitted opponent testimony, the Governor signed S.B. 1 into law. After taking effect on June 27th, public colleges will no longer be allowed to have DEI practices on campus. A school violating the ban risks losing state funding. Also, classroom discussion will be regulated and faculty strikes prohibited. Click the button to read the Act for yourself.

The Ohio Governor and several other governors "joined President Trump in support" of returning education to the states. But how will shutting down the federal Dept of Education really impact Ohio?

The Senator talked to Fox News about Trump's tariffs: "the best years of this country are ahead of us." He also said Trump "is so popular in states like mine."

In response to a constituent's email or phone call critical of the Senator's actions, Moreno replied with a generic message that doesn't address the issue for which he was being criticized.

Reporting in The Courier, Ogden Newspapers and concerned citizens have been unable to get answers from Senator Moreno and his staff about why he voted "Nay" to "ensure full and uninterrupted funding" for PACT Act benefits for combat veterans

Matt Huffman sets Ohio House rules that restrict constituents from gathering in the House during a session and shortens the time for public notices of floor votes on bills from 24 hours to only ONE HOUR. Fifty-nine advocacy groups sign an open letter that reads: the rules "blatantly attack Ohioans First Amendment rights."