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By: Thomas Suddes
Gov. Mike DeWine, who’ll turn 80 on Jan. 5, isn’t likely to run for office again, so however and whatever he does about death penalty inmates before completing his final term as governor in January will be judged by history, not by voters. And on the death penalty, Mike DeWine is so far on the side of history – not of barbarism, writes Thomas Suddes in his column today.
Thomas Suddes | Columnist Thomas Suddes is a former legislative reporter and writes from Ohio University.
Clark County voters supported Trump but now face the fallout of his policy stripping status from Haitian refugees.
By: Thomas Suddes
Somebody – political liars? – may well deserve miserable exile from America. But not the men, women and children, refugees from a lawless Haiti, empowered by liberty to live in peace and enrich Ohio, who seek only what the Declaration of Independence has promised everyone for 250 years: The right to pursue happiness, writes Thomas Suddes in his column today.
By: Thomas Suddes
Gov. Mike DeWine, the Cedarville Republican who will leave office on Jan. 11, has revealed something that was long obvious: He opposes the death penalty.
By: Thomas Suddes
IN 2016, Clark County (whose capital Springfield lies between Columbus and Dayton) gave Donald Trump 57 percent of its presidential vote.
By: Thomas Suddes
Amy Acton's and Vivek Ramaswamy's “Trust Me” doesn’t say much to the roughly 700,000 Ohioans whose Medicaid-expansion healthcare is under threat (as are rural hospitals) because of federal GOP budget antics. It calls for plain talk from Ohio candidates and their proxies – something now in scant supply, writes Thomas Suddes in his column today.
Thomas Suddes | Columnist Thomas Suddes is a former legislative reporter and writes from Ohio University.
Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy are running for Ohio governor, but both are avoiding specific policy details.
Clark County gave Donald Trump 57% of its presidential vote in 2016. And despite Trump’s antics, Clark gave him 61% of its 2020 presidential vote in 2020 – and 55%
