Ghislaine Maxwell is a convicted child sex trafficker. She gets gardening time, sports, therapy dogs, and spa products in prison. Migrant children in custody are sleeping on concrete floors without enough food or clean water.

Callender’s bill is designed to intimidate school districts for challenging a law taking more than $1 billion in tax dollars per year for vouchers. Threatening funding cuts if schools sue punishes them for speaking up — a clear First Amendment violation. https://t.co/BBjkLDe8zF

When the Supreme Court allowed immigration agents to consider race during sweeps, Justice Brett Kavanaugh said that citizens shouldn’t be concerned because agents will “promptly let the individual go.” For these Americans, that wasn’t true. https://t.co/DWEFAgCmmF

Vanlue Local Schools were owed more than $676,000. Instead, pro-voucher lawmakers delivered only 19.2% of that funding, a $546,318 shortfall. They are starving public schools to fund private vouchers. Ohio's children deserve better. #vouchershurtohio

Audits in Utah, Idaho, Louisiana, Montana, and Georgia found a few dozen possible noncitizen registrants out of millions—and virtually no voting. Trump’s claim that noncitizens are swinging elections is false, says Cato’s @stephen_richer. https://t.co/13ky0NqACJ

SB 293, signed into law by Ohio Governor DeWine in December, puts eligible voters, especially those who are naturalized citizens, at risk of being purged from the voter rolls without meaningful prior notice. We sent a letter to Ohio Secretary of State LaRose identifying the

If we truly believe in our children’s future, how do we justify rapidly increasing school‑choice spending while simultaneously creating conditions that increase probability of failure for public education? by Dan Bates, Greater Hamilton Chamber of Commerce https://t.co/NioAq2oeqP

Ohio lawmakers are blackmailing public schools, threatening to withhold funding if districts sue over Ohio's unconstitutional voucher scam. This is intimidation, not governance. We have three branches of government, not one. https://t.co/fg1Dw1rbK6

Husted is awful for so many reasons but if this is what gets him raked over the coals nationally, so be it.

BREAKING: It has just been revealed that Republican senator Jon Husted took over $100,000 from Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator Les Wexner. This included funds taken from Wexner just months before Husted voted to block the release of Epstein files. Here he is recently claiming

Letter to the Editor Eliminating property tax is an awful idea. All that would do is shift the burden to people who live in less affluent neighborhoods and make their primary living from a weekly paycheck. David Stevens, Columbus https://t.co/AOqkF7eL4F

BREAKING: The acting head of ICE says that two of its officers appear to have made "untruthful statements" about shooting a migrant in Minnesota and may face federal charges for their actions. https://t.co/s6M0F4wzL6

It's been 72 years since our public schools were desegregated. Ohio’s voucher system echoes the same inequities: public schools for everyone, private options for the select few. Ohio’s voucher scam is deepening the inequality we worked decades to overcome.

More than half of Ohio’s public school districts are suing the state, because Republicans are siphoning their funds to give people vouchers for private schools. The districts are winning in court. So a Republican introduced a bill to defund them if they don’t drop their case.

School districts blast bill that would withhold state funding if they sue Ohio

RFK Jr: I'm not scared of a germ. I used to snort cocaine off of toilet seats.

Huffman & McColley have spearheaded the largest defunding of public education in Ohio history. Your tax dollars funneled to for-profit private and charter schools with little to no oversight or accountability. The heist now will continue in darkness…

NEW: Campaign records show Ohio Sen. Jon Husted took over $100,000 from Jeffrey Epstein co-conspirator Les Wexner, including months before voting to block release of Epstein-related documents.

Commentary Lawmakers have no right to threaten school districts’ constitutional right to pursue legal action on behalf of the students and families they serve. by Jeanne Melvin https://t.co/wlQMnCexFJ

HB671—an attempt to stop the EdChoice voucher litigation by intimidation and threats to school districts.: