Jack Windsor

1 week ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor

Dear Ohio Press Network Reader,The “No Kings Day” protests on June 14, served up irony so thick you could cut it with a chainsaw. The left, which shoved Kamala Harris, a zero-vote nominee, down America’s throat, screeched about President Trump being a dictator—Trump, the GOP presidential candidate who earned 2,291 of 2,429 primary delegates. The same Trump who won the Electoral College and popular vote to become 47th POTUS. kAm!C@;64E:@?n w6==[ :E’D E96:C 52>?

3 weeks ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor

COLUMBUS, Ohio — House Minority Leader C. Allison Russo (D-Upper Arlington) announced Thursday she will step down from her leadership role by the end of June, concluding three and a half years as the top Democrat in the Ohio House. Russo cited family priorities that include her son’s recent high school graduation and a focus on her 7th House District constituents as reasons for her exit.

1 month ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor

Americans for Prosperity Ohio Director Donovan O’Neil joined The Windsor Report to discuss HR 1, the “One Big, Beautiful Bill.” Passed last week by the U.S. House and now in the Senate, the legislation includes permanent Trump tax cuts, border security measures and funding, and energy reforms. O’Neil reminded listeners that tax dollars belong to Americans, not Washington, D.C., politicians and bureaucrats, countering claims that tax cuts favor the wealthy.

1 month ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor

Lina Maria Orovio-Hernandez, a 59-year-old Colombian national illegally residing in Boston, faces federal charges for identity theft, voter fraud, and improperly receiving approximately $400,000 in government benefits. The Justice Department alleges she used a stolen identity for over 20 years to obtain nine state IDs, including a Massachusetts Real ID, and applied for a U.S. passport. kAm~C@G:@\w6C?2?56K :D 244FD65 @7 7C2F5F=6?E=J 4@==64E:?8 Sadh[dgh :? $64E:@? g C6?E2= 2DD:DE2?46[ S`_`[adf :?

1 month ago | theohiopressnetwork.com | Jack Windsor

COLUMBUS, Ohio — State Rep. Brian Stewart (R-Ashville), Ohio House Finance Committee chairman, appeared on The Windsor Report Friday to defend House Bill 96, the state’s biennial budget, against criticism from LGBTQ+ advocates in an NBC4 article titled “LGBTQ+ Advocates Condemn Ohio Budget Plan to Defund Youth Shelters, Restrict Books.” Stewart emphasized the budget’s focus on “common sense” policies.