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For too long, Ohio has seen the devastating effects of one-party rule in our state. The wealthy and well-connected get ahead, while working Ohioans get the shaft.
Ohio Democrats are saying enough is enough.
Ohio Democrats are ready to go to every corner of the state and show voters we’re on their side. We’re ready to draw the contrast between Republicans who are only looking out for themselves and their special interest buddies and Democrats who are laser-focused on the needs of working families. Ohio is a state full of potential, and Republicans have been holding us back for too long. Join us in the fight to turn Ohio blue and put our state back on the right track.
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Shana Tova to all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah today! Wishing you a happy and sweet New Year. 🍎🍯 ...
Today we remember the lives that were tragically lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders who risked everything to answer the call. We will never forget your sacrifice. ...
Cause and effect: Ohio Republicans gutted the healthcare Ohioans rely on. Now costs are continuing to sky-rocket for families already struggling with high costs in nearly every part of daily life.
“Until we get to a point where folks in Washington prioritize healthcare access, these costs will continue to spiral out of control.”
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ACA insurance costs keep climbing for Ohioans, with another price jump expected
www.cleveland.com
Ohio marketplace insurers are proposing another double-digit premium increase for 2027 after costs jumped 18% this year and more than 161,000 Ohioans dropped coverage.
Frank LaRose willingly handed over 8 million Ohioans' personal voter data to the federal government.
That's disqualifying.
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Derek Merrin says the cost of living is “coming down.”
Tell that to the Ohioans who just paid record gas prices during Labor Day weekend.
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Derek Merrin says the cost of living is ‘coming down.’ In Ohio, food, power and gas still cost more.
tiffinohio.net
The Republican congressional candidate made the claim on Labor Day as Midwest consumer prices remained 3.5% higher than a year ago and Ohio gasoline hovered around $4 a gallon.
Ohio Republicans are so out-of-touch that they're actually claiming that the economy is doing well. Don't just take our word for it... check out what they've said in their own words.
And let's be clear, Ohio families know that the economy isn't "doing very well right now," and they're going to hold Republicans accountable for it in November.
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Ohio Republican Max Miller says the economy is “actually doing very well right now.”
Meanwhile:
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Northeast Ohio gas prices jump 4 cents as national average hits Labor Day record
www.cleveland.com
Northeast Ohio gas prices rose to $3.94 per gallon, contributing to a record national Labor Day average above $4, driven by crude oil volatility in the Strait of Hormuz.Ohioans are standing with Allison Russo because she's a proven fighter for Ohio families. That's what Ohioans deserve in the Secretary of State's office. ...
Ohioans deserve champions for fairness, equality, and respect on the Ohio Supreme Court. That's why they're standing behind Justice Jennifer Brunner. ...
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Shana Tova to all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah today! Wishing you a happy and sweet New Year. 🍎🍯
25 years ago, our country was changed forever. We will never forget the tragedy that occurred.
Today marks 25 years since September 11, 2001.
We remember the nearly 3000 lives lost as we honor the courage of our first responders and stand with the families who carry the weight of that day and the days that followed.
May their bravery in the face of that unfathomable tragedy never be forgotten.
Today we remember the lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
And we honor the bravery of first responders who rushed towards disaster to save lives.
We must never forget.
25 years ago, a horrific terrorist attack changed our nation forever.
May we continue to honor the lives we lost and the bravery of our first responders—today, on the anniversary of this unimaginable tragedy, and always.
9/11 was an incredibly dark and sad day, and impossible for any of us to forget.
25 years ago, I was a teacher in southern Virginia, situated for the day in a classroom, watching it all unfold on a TV with students rotating in and out.
We tried to keep teaching. And we tried to
Never forget.
On 9/11, we honor the lives lost, the heroes who served, and the families forever changed by the attacks that took place on September 11, 2001.
Twenty-five years later, we are committed to remembering their courage and their sacrifice.
Never forget.
