2017 March 14

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Plunderbund Sues Over Charter Scandal Records

After months of delays, Plunderbund has sued Kasich’s education department of public records

Voters Need A Voice On School Board

ECOT Lies About Enrollment Numbers

Ohio’s Largest Online Charter School, ECOT, Has Disturbingly Overstated Student Enrollment

Ohio Alliance For Public Charter Schools Going Out Of Business

The dismal reputation of Ohio’s charter industry may be the reason funders have withdrawn their support of OAPCS.

Help Fight Back Against Trump’s Agenda In Ohio

Here’s a quick list of some of the groups in Ohio that will be actively working against Trump’s backwards and divisive agenda.

From the daily archives: Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Pat Tiberi Ducks Questions From Voters Outside Worthington Fundraiser

On March 14, 2017 By Joseph

Representative Pat Tiberi has claimed he is “the most accessible Congressman” Ohio’s 12th district has ever had. Meanwhile he has been working very hard to avoid town halls and other public events where he might be confronted about his position on the repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) – aka Obamacare.

Monday’s interaction between Tiberi and a small group of Ohio voters did very little to support his declarations of accessibility.

Around 6PM on March 14th, Rep. Tiberi was greeted by constituents when he arrived at a fundraiser in Worthington, Ohio. After a few seconds of questioning about when […]

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Trumpcare Will Bring Untold Pain To Already Suffering Ohioans

On March 14, 2017 By D.C. DeWitt

Ohio stands to lose billions of dollars in Medicaid dollars after Republicans destroy the American healthcare system with Trumpcare. Is anyone surprised?

From Cleveland.com:

Ohio boasts that it manages Medicaid costs well, helping it serve more people for each tax dollar spent. But the Republican replacement for Obamacare would give Ohio too little money to do that, a study released Monday shows.

The state would fall behind by $19 billion to $25.6 billion by 2025 because the new formula would not keep pace with cost increases, says the analysis by the Center for Community Solutions, a nonpartisan Cleveland-based […]

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