Welcome to a Tuesday morning edition of Progress Report. Today we’ve got a big new story on an important down ballot race in Ohio and then a roundup of compelling news stories from the states as part of our initiative to have news roundups in every newsletter.
Thanks for shining a light on Ohio, Jordan. I maintain Ohio is THE most corrupt state in the Union, and is doing it's corrupt best to remain in that "lofty" position. Regarding the prosecutor's position, I will also publicly state that nominating ANYONE who has worked within this so-called administration for ANY position will just perpetuate the corruption. What is needed in Ohio, as well as the entire nation, is a complete shellacking of what used to be the Republican party. They need to be severely punished for undermining democracy, and then go back to their caves, do some serious introspection, and then, attempt to re-emerge as a serious, American conservative party.
Let's start with my Ohio, and with all the other states that are trying their best to overtake Ohio as the most corrupt, and get as many of the traitors out of DC as we can. Then we can turn our attention at undoing the damage that has been done to our Judicial system.
It's going to be a long slog, but with your help, and as many other true patriots wanting a restoration of our democracy. we can do this. Hopefully within what's left of my lifetime.
Thank you! I'm not fully recovered, but I feel a lot better and I'm strong enough to work my FT job from home. As for Ohio, hopefully the voting rights and anti-gerrymandering amendments can get on the ballot and pass in November, at which point the race will really be on to turn the state's politics around. It would be great for Ohio to follow in Michigan and Wisconsin's footsteps, though I know it'll take longer for it to happen.
I try to engage in conversation about how our democracy needs to heal with young people who don't yet vote and really don't understand the gravity of the situation. It helps when you explain what's at stake and why. I've registered #55 to vote today, and I think I've managed to explain how important their voice, and therefore their vote. is. We CAN do this.
Keep up the good work, Celeste! I, too, try and engage younger folks, encouraging them to open up and learn, about how our country is supposed to work, and what the future might look like if they don't participate. I think that is our greatest mission today; getting the future generations to understand and become involved. Plus, I'm trying to get them to look into groups like RFS (Run for Something) or BlueOhio. It's a tough sell, but, like you said, We CAN do this!
Thanks for shining a light on Ohio, Jordan. I maintain Ohio is THE most corrupt state in the Union, and is doing it's corrupt best to remain in that "lofty" position. Regarding the prosecutor's position, I will also publicly state that nominating ANYONE who has worked within this so-called administration for ANY position will just perpetuate the corruption. What is needed in Ohio, as well as the entire nation, is a complete shellacking of what used to be the Republican party. They need to be severely punished for undermining democracy, and then go back to their caves, do some serious introspection, and then, attempt to re-emerge as a serious, American conservative party.
Let's start with my Ohio, and with all the other states that are trying their best to overtake Ohio as the most corrupt, and get as many of the traitors out of DC as we can. Then we can turn our attention at undoing the damage that has been done to our Judicial system.
It's going to be a long slog, but with your help, and as many other true patriots wanting a restoration of our democracy. we can do this. Hopefully within what's left of my lifetime.
P.S. I hope you're feeling better, and stronger.
Thank you! I'm not fully recovered, but I feel a lot better and I'm strong enough to work my FT job from home. As for Ohio, hopefully the voting rights and anti-gerrymandering amendments can get on the ballot and pass in November, at which point the race will really be on to turn the state's politics around. It would be great for Ohio to follow in Michigan and Wisconsin's footsteps, though I know it'll take longer for it to happen.
Yeah, it's gonna be an uphill battle, but we here are eternally grateful to have you on our side!!
I try to engage in conversation about how our democracy needs to heal with young people who don't yet vote and really don't understand the gravity of the situation. It helps when you explain what's at stake and why. I've registered #55 to vote today, and I think I've managed to explain how important their voice, and therefore their vote. is. We CAN do this.
Keep up the great work!
Keep up the good work, Celeste! I, too, try and engage younger folks, encouraging them to open up and learn, about how our country is supposed to work, and what the future might look like if they don't participate. I think that is our greatest mission today; getting the future generations to understand and become involved. Plus, I'm trying to get them to look into groups like RFS (Run for Something) or BlueOhio. It's a tough sell, but, like you said, We CAN do this!