Why should a middle-class nurse pay a larger share of her paycheck — than a wealthy corporate lawyer?

It’s not really a third-rail issue, because what we’re saying is that everybody should pay the same amount of money for Social Security.

“However,” he added, “the submetering model, itself, is fundamentally flawed.”

“While this bill does contain some consumer protections,” he said, “they are not as robust as those afforded to customers of Ohio’s electric utilities.”

“For that work, the third-party billing company is paid a fee by the property owner,” he wrote. “The billing company does not buy the electricity at wholesale price and sell it at retail price.”

This bill is not needed, because Ohio does an excellent job running elections.

As much as Cassidy and Trump got into it, it was because they're both passionate, they're both smart people.

And now, we've most importantly sent the Iranians a message that President Trump has the full backing of the Congress, and that was an incredibly important day.

House Bill 472 would not discourage fraud, would not add any real security, and would create an additional and significant burden for Ohioans who vote by mail.

Requiring the photo ID for the mail-in ballot process does not provide election officials with any opportunity to verify if the ID picture matches the face of the voter and thereby serves as no additional verification of the voter’s true…

H.B. 472 does not give voter officials any new tools to fight fraud.

Hey, guys, you really have to drive down the cost of housing, and you do that by not torturing homebuilders.

This is a big win for Ohio families and an important step toward protecting our kids from people who want to do them harm on social media.

These parks belong to all of us, and they offer every Ohioan a chance to connect with nature, spend meaningful time outdoors, and appreciate the landscapes that make our state special.

Our system is an epic fail.

I don't think Ohio should have a death penalty.

It's important for a governor to have a good working relationship with the White House.

In summary, each decade that the death penalty has been in effect, the chances of a murderer getting executed get more and more and more remote.