Ohio

Elections, especially in Virginia and Ohio, should convince pro-life Republicans of their need to come up with a different strategy when it comes to abortion. A no-exceptions mandate, or strictly limiting the procedure isn’t working, in part because a new generation of younger people seem less predisposed to curtailing it. Instead of being put on the defensive for pregnancies due to rape,…

It was a devastating day in Ohio on Tuesday when voters approved Issue 1, making abortion a so-called “right” in the Catholic state.

Next Tuesday, Ohioans will decide whether they want abortion to be a constitutionally-protected right and to help the pro-abortion side out, Friday’s edition of NBC Nightly News interviewed a trio of Republicans who tried to claim that being pro-abortion is conservative.

Someone was acting like PolitiFact at NBCNews.com. Reporter Adam Edelman -- whose beat seems to be promoting abortion measures by Democrats -- threw a "False" flag at Ohio Republican Bernie Moreno for making a fairly obvious observation about the latest pro-abortion ballot initiative there, "Issue 1": 

In just a month, more than 12 churches have been vandalized along with Catholic schools and cemeteries. 

A bipartisan group of black pastors signed a letter Tuesday urging Ohio voters to oppose a measure that would enshrine abortion into the state Constitution.

 Apparently Catholics can’t even be Catholic without the woke mob coming for them.

Wait so ladies DON’T like changing in front of men?

Ohioans are set to go to the polls to vote on State Issue 1 which would make it harder to change the state constitution. The ballot referendum has made national headlines in recent weeks due to the leftist media's rage over the ballot question that, if passed, would require 60 percent to agree to amend the constitution and therefore make codifying the left's radical cultural rot more difficult…

I don’t know what Ohio is typically known for but I do know that it seems as though its residents want it to be known as a land of abortion.

ABC reporter Alex Presha rolled out an 11-year old on Saturday’s Good Morning America to condemn Ohio for considering a bill that would make it “illegal for doctors to prescribe gender-affirming care for trans minors.”

Let's just say that the titles do not coincide with what's between the legs of these winning students. 

The Associated Press attempted to blame Twitter owner Elon Musk and “pro-Russian” Twitter accounts for Americans’ distrust of  Big Daddy Government and liberal media gaslighting about the toxic Ohio train disaster. Talk about a ridiculous attempt at a stretch.

At the end of CNN en Español’s report on the visit of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg to East Palestine, Ohio, anchor Juan Carlos López suggested that “the power of suggestion” is to blame for any symptoms that people might be feeling, rather than the effects of huge chemical fire after a catastrophic derailment.