Stopping Critical Race Theory in Ohio schools

 

From our friends at Ohio Value Voters:

You can show your support of stopping Critical Race Theory in Ohio by attending the proponent testimony hearing this Wednesday at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus:

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HB 327 Proponent Testimony in opposition to Critical Race Theory in Ohio

COMMITTEE: State and Local Government

CHAIR: Scott Wiggam

DATE: Wednesday, June 23, 2021

TIME: 3:00pm

ROOM: Room 121

OVERFLOW: Room 122

 

H.B. No. 327

Rep. [Diane] Grendell, Rep. [Sarah] Fowler Arthur

Prohibit teaching, advocating, or promoting divisive concepts

2nd Hearing    Prop/IP 

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March on the Ohio Statehouse January 6 : Stop the Steal

 From our friends at CVR: 

Jan 6, 2021:   March on the Ohio Statehouse for President Trump

For those who cannot attend the DC rally, join in at the Ohio Statehouse:

Click to embiggen, or visit the page at CVR here.  They also have a page for a bus to DC here.

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Stop The Steal rallies tomorrow

 

The other day we posted the announcements of the Stop The Steal rally in DC.  See here.   Today, we're posting this from our friends at CVR as another reminder – especially since Facebook and Eventbrite are censoring the information:

 

Here's the information about 2 rallies that Facebook won't allow us to promote!

 

Tomorrow, Saturday, November 14th

Stop the Steal Rally in Washington, DC

12 Noon at the Freedom Plaza

https://stopthesteal.us/

 

Locally there is also a rally in Medina.

 

Tomorrow, Saturday, November 14th

3 PM at Medina Public Square

Bring you flags, signs and MAGA Gear

 

And in Columbus November 14, 2020

12:00 PM  at 1 Capitol Square, Columbus, OH 43215

[Note: This event was on the Eventbrite app which has since blocked the event.  I cannot find further corroboration. -D]

 

Since Facebook won't share information about these events, please spread the word using your own rolodex of emails.

 

And please take photos of yourselves with signs at the rallies, at home or anywhere else and send them to one of the liberty groups you work with to show your support for President Trump's reelection. And invite your friends to send photos too.

 

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Tomorrow: Stop the Steal rally

It's short notice, but if you know anyone in the greater Columbus area who can go, or if you can make it down there yourself, here's the announcement via The Liberty Daily: 

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Open Ohio Now rally

 

From our friends at Ohio Liberty Coalition:

You are invited to the OPEN OHIO NOW rally happening this Saturday, April 25, at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus.  There will be guest speakers from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. on the West side of the building.  

What:  Open Ohio Now Rally

Where:  Ohio Statehouse (West side)

Address:  1 Capitol Square, Columbus, Ohio  MAP

Parking:  Click here for information.

When: Saturday, April 25, 1:00 p.m. There will be a great lineup of speakers 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.

What to bring:  Your signs, your flags and your friends.  Dress for the weather.

Stay up-to-date at the Free Ohio Now Facebook page.

Car Option:  You can also circle the capitol in your car.  Here is a sign to print & put on your car windows.

Don't let the cure be worse than the disease.  Coach Dave Daubenmire puts it well:  

"Look folks, no government can guarantee a person's safety.   Risk is the Siamese twin of liberty.  You cannot save the one without killing the other.  The whole idea of liberty is that we are all free to make individual choices.  Hopefully our laws go a long way in mitigating calamity, but there is no such thing as a guarantee of freedom from non-preventive risk.

Drunken driving laws did not eliminate drunken driving, laws against texting and driving did not prevent texting and driving, drug laws did not prevent drug use, and wearing masks did not prevent the spread of a virus.  Laws simply PUNISH behavior, not prevent it.

The issue is not whether the draconian efforts to stop the spread of the virus is a good thing, but rather, does the government have the AUTHORITY to DEMAND the people comply.  We are seeing citizens being arrested for simply violating a health order, even if there is no evidence that that person even HAD, let alone SPREAD, the virus to someone else."

The Coach will be one of the rally speakers.

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ALERT! Ohio Health Care Compact coming up again in Ohio Senate Committee!

Late last week, Cleveland Tea Party blogged about the re-emergence of the Health Care Compact as a key part of the solution in rolling back Obamacare. Rep. Tom Price,M.D. (R-GA) is President-Elect Trump’s nominee to head up Health and Human Services, and Price is a longtime advocate of the Health Care Compact.

Last year, the Ohio House passed the Ohio Health Care Compact, and then the bill stalled. It was supposed to come to a vote in the Senate but nothing happened. However, with the incoming administration and Rep. Price’s upcoming nomination, something is percolating in Columbus. The Senate Committee is finally planning to reconsider the bill (and hopefully get the bill passed out of Committee for a vote).

The committee reviewing the legislation is the Government Oversight and Reform, and that committee website is here.

At this link, you can access the Chair, Sen. Bill Coley (R); Vice-Chair Bill Seitz (R); and Ranking Minority Member Kenny Yuko (D). You can access these and the rest of the members of the Committee by phone or by email. Urge them to support the Ohio Health Care Compact (HB 34); if you are emailing, just click on the committee member's picture to access the "contact" options, then choose the health-related drop-down subject line and type in that you support putting the Ohio Health Care Compact before the full Senate. That’ll take a few seconds. And if you have a little bit more time, call or email them to let them know WHY you support it.

If you previously submitted proponent testimony in support of the Ohio Health Care Compact in 2014 or 2015, this is the time to update your testimony and resubmit it directly to Chair, Sen. Bill Coley. Or write up a few paragraphs now and email the Chair. 

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Ohio Health Care Compact vote postponed

art credit: autoenrolment.org. 

Ohio Patriots: The Ohio Health Care Compact (HB 34) vote that was scheduled for yesterday (Tues., June 30) has been postponed. The vote will be re-scheduled most likely after the summer break. We'll send out updates in due course.

Meanwhile, thank you to all patriots who phoned or emailed legislators in Columbus earlier this week. Ultimately, support of the bill in the House looks good.

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Health Care Compact and Common Core Alerts

Photo credit: the pomoblog.com

The end of this legislative session is coming fast, and any Ohio House bills, even if passed out of committee, that have not been brought to the floor for a full vote by December 31st, will be null and void.  

Therefore, there are two House bills that need our immediate and unrelenting attention - Common Core Repeal Bill (HB 597) and the Health Care Compact Bill (HB 227).

It's time our legislators stop hiding in the shadows and show us they stand with the taxpaying citizens of Ohio. 

The Health Care Compact

The Nail in Obamacare's Coffin

After fighting Obamacare for over 4 years, and Ohio citizens' overwhelming support of the Ohio Health Care Freedom Amendment - it is inconceivable that a GOP elected official from Ohio could be undecided on the Health Care Compact, but such is the case.

Please take a few minutes out of your day and call and email ALL the below GOP Ohio House members that are either "Leaning Yes" or "Undecided" on whether they want true health care freedom, and the ability to remove Ohio from the clutches of Obamacare, once and for all.

Your message can be short and to the point: -

"Citizens of Ohio voted in support of Health Care Freedom. We can only achieve this with your support of HB 227, the Health Care Compact."

Let's make the calls & emails and win this fight against Obamacare in Ohio! 

"Lean Yes"

Rep. Peter Stautberg / District 27

Phone: (614) 644-6886

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Stephanie Kunze / District 24

Phone: (614) 466-8012

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Timothy Derickson / District 53

Phone: (614) 644-5094

Contact: Click Here

"Undecided"

Rep. Richard Adams / District 80

Phone: (614) 466-8114

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Marlene Anielski / District 6

Phone: (614) 644-6041

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Ron Amstutz / District 1

Phone: (614) 466-1474

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Nan Baker / District 16

Phone: (614) 466-0961

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Tim Brown / District 3

Phone: (614) 466-8104

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Mike Dovilla / District 7

Phone: (614) 466-4895

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Terry Johnson / District 90

Phone: (614) 466-2124

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Ross McGregor / District 79

Phone: (614) 466-2038

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Dorothy Pelanda / District 86

Phone: (614) 466-8147

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Gary Scherer / District 92

Phone: (614) 644-7928

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Bob Hackett / District 74

Phone: (614) 466-1470

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Michael Henne / District 40

Phone: (614) 644-8051

Contact: Click Here

Rep. Bill Hayes / District 72

Phone: (614) 466-2500

Contact: Click Here

For more information on the HCC you can go to: 

http://ohio.healthcarecompact.org/

http://healthcarecompact.org/

http://healthcarecompact.org/frequently-asked-questions-0

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