People for Peace and Justice, Sandusky County Ohio

People for Peace and Justice, Sandusky County Ohio

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An organization of Fremont area residents promoting Peace, Social Justice, and a Healthy Environment. More information at WWW.FREMONTPEACE.COM

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Apparently some things never change—because there's always a small part of the population that fucks it up for everyone else. This is why the popular vote has to be the way a President is elected; the will of the people is being overridden by a third of the country.

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Commentary: The Ohio House's budget proposal was about advancing the hard-right priorities of powerful politicians who answer to big money – not constituents in gerrymandered voting districts, writes columnist Marilou Johanek.

buff.lyHouse budget document will hurt Ohioans • Ohio Capital JournalIt is the Ohio version of Project 2025 with all the unsparing, exacting hallmarks of the Trumpian blueprint, recklessly destroying federal institutions and agencies that, however imperfectly,…

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The right-wing politicians who view Russia as an ally appear to be a disproportionately powerful minority out of step with most of the public they represent, Jonathan Mahler writes. “As radical as this particular agenda may seem, the broader phenomenon is one that the United States has seen before.”

nyti.msHow the G.O.P. Fell in Love With Putin’s RussiaWhat explains the Trump administration’s radical reversal toward Moscow?

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Today alongside my Senate colleague @murray.senate.gov I sent a letter to the Trump Administration demanding answers on their efforts to freeze Energy Department investments to lower Americans’ energy costs. We need to work to lower costs for the people we represent, not raise them!

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