30 May
The articles for volume III of the Institute For Principled Policy’s journal, In The Gates, is available in the Journal Archives. The issue discussed in volume III is the definition and protection of marriage. That’s 5 new articles for you to read, ponder and discuss! Make sure to leave a comment or ask a question [...]
Posted in Education, General, Marriage and Family by: Administrator
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16 May
Information provided by Marlys J. Barbee, Secretary/Treasurer CITIZENS AGAINST MWCD ASSESSMENT The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) is a state government subdivision which is trying to put a $270 million general tax upon the 2.1 million people of all or part of the following Ohio counties: Ashland, Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Knox, Licking, [...]
Posted in Private Property, Public Policy Radar, Taxation by: Administrator
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11 May
BACKGROUND Prior to the passage of H.B. 23 in 2006, the 1,308 townships in Ohio had very little authority to address the problems associated with sexually oriented businesses within their jurisdiction. H.B. 23 simply extended to every political subdivision in the state the necessary home rule authority to do so according to the specific needs [...]
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Marriage and Family, Public Policy Radar, Sexually Oriented Business by: principledpolicy
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10 May
Ignoring the resounding 57-43% defeat of casino gambling by the Ohio electorate last fall, Rep. Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) and Sen. Steve Stivers (R-Columbus) are circulating co-sponsorship requests for a bill to bring electronic gaming devices to Ohio racetracks.
Posted in Gambling, Marriage and Family, Public Policy Radar by: principledpolicy
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10 May
Senator Timothy Grendell (R)-Chesterland has introduced a bill in the Ohio Senate that fundamentally changes the procedures and processes for the seizure of private property by eminent domain in Ohio for the better. In 2005 the US Supreme Court ruled that eminent domain could be used by federal, state and local governments to obtain property [...]
Posted in Private Property, Public Policy Radar by: Administrator
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02 May
This is the home page for what once was the Constitution Party of Ohio. We are the same group that helped make Ohio the state that delivered the second-highest vote total in the United States to the 2004 Presidential candidate, Michael Peroutka. Due to the corruption at the highest levels, up to and including the [...]
Posted in Ohio Constitution Party Archives by: Administrator
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