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The Representative's Corner

Anyone who know me, knows that I have a deep respect for law enforcement. In fact, in my nearly two decades on Parma City Council, I was an ardent supporter of the Parma Police Department, advocati... Read Full Story

Fri, Sep 1, 2023

Northeast Ohio lawmakers want feds to lift E-Check; Ohio EPA says that's unlikely

A bipartisan group of lawmakers have asked the Ohio EPA to work with Washington to end the requirement in seven Northeast Ohio counties that drivers get the emissions checked on their vehicles every two years. Read Full Story

Wed, Aug 16, 2023

It's time to repeal all the remaining tainted provisions of HB 6: Editorial

Four years ago this month, the Ohio General Assembly passed House Bill 6, a pro-utility bill that spawned the biggest Statehouse scandal in 220 years of statehood.

Yet most of HB 6 remains ... Read Full Story

Sun, Jul 16, 2023

Ohio lawmakers move to ban children and teens from using tanning beds

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio lawmakers introduced a bill that would ban children and teens from using tanning beds.

"I always thought, 'Well, my mom did it, so then it was okay for me,'" Read Full Story

Thu, May 25, 2023

Republicans want to replace Ohio's K-12 social studies standards with conservative lessons

"I am very concerned that we have a generation of younger people who don’t know the basics," Rep. Don Jones, R-Freeport, said. "I think the current standards are pretty vague... Read Full Story

Mon, May 22, 2023

Small businesses, big investments - the case for a National Infrastructure Bank: Michele Grim and Sean Patrick Brennan

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Our nation is facing the threat of a recession as well as a banking crisis. This trying state of affairs is the result of over 50 years of failed economic policies. We outsourced ... Read Full Story

Wed, May 3, 2023

News flash! Bipartisanship is not dead at the Ohio Statehouse: Sean Patrick Brennan

PARMA, Ohio -- “Bipartisanship is dead.” That is an easy assumption to make, with plenty of evidence these days in our states’ and nation’s capitals. However, my experience,... Read Full Story

Sun, Mar 19, 2023

Ohio GOP tax bill that primarily benefits the wealthy could jeopardize public services such as parks, libraries and schools

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- State Republicans are considering a bill that would cut income and property taxes at the expense of funding for schools, libraries and parks, potentially undermining institutions... Read Full Story

Wed, Mar 15, 2023