What H.R. 1 would do and why it is even possible Dr. Tamzin A. Rosenwasser
AAPS
Arlington, Va.
House Resolution 1 is the first bill proposed by the newly installed majority to disenfranchise all who would oppose their radical programs, so that they can retain power forever, no matter how many ordinary Americans are destroyed.
H.R.1 would not be a threat, nor would it even be conceivable that it would be proposed, were it not for the 17th Amendment. The 17th Amendment should never have been passed, and should be revoked. The 17th Amendment destabilized these United States, which is why Democrats love it, and it was deceptively promoted by “progressives.” To his credit, Sen. Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) has called for it to be revoked.
On Wednesday, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose rejected the appointments of five county board of elections members from Summit, Lorain, Vinton (two) and Hoc
Greenfield council chooses newest member
Status of youth league still unknown; department reports underscore infrastructure issues Greenfield council members (l-r) pictured at Tuesday s meeting are Kyle Barr, Eric Borsini, Phil Clyburn and Brenda Losey. (Photo by Angela Shepherd/Village of Greenfield) The Greenfield Village Council has chosen someone to fill a vacancy left when Mark Branham resigned at the end of January due to personal health reasons.
At the end of Tuesday’s regular meeting, council emerged from an executive session and voted to approve Amie Ernst as the newest council member.
According to council chair Phil Clyburn, two people applied for the spot, and “both were excellent candidates.” He said that while in executive session, council members discussed at length the merits of each of the candidates before voting on the matter once back in open session.
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Commissioners issue proclamation for Highland County 4-H Week Pictured (l-r) are 4-H Youth Development Educator Danielle Combs; Highland County commissioner David Daniels; Highland County Junior Leadership 4-H Club members Trinity Edenfield and Sara Newsome; Highland County commissioner Jeff Duncan; Area Leader and 4-H Youth Development Educator Kathy Bruynis; and Highland County commissioner Terry Britton. (HCP Photos/Caitlin Forsha) Commissioners (l-r) David Daniels, Jeff Duncan and Terry Britton judge entries for the Highland County 4-H Week Photo Contest. • • Highland County commissioners Jeff Duncan, Terry Britton and David Daniels proclaimed Feb. 28 through March 8 as 4-H Week in Highland County during their Wednesday, March 3 meeting.
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UPDATED: County, municipalities announce plans for new economic development department Pictured (l-r) are Lynchburg mayor James Burton; Leesburg mayor Shawn Priest; Hillsboro safety and service director Brianne Abbott; Highland County commissioners David Daniels and Jeff Duncan; Highland County Chamber of Commerce executive director Jamie Wheeler; Greenfield village council chair Phil Clyburn; Greenfield city manager Todd Wilkin; and Highland County commissioner Terry Britton. (HCP Photo/Caitlin Forsha) The Highland County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with local municipalities as well as the Highland County Chamber of Commerce, announced plans Wednesday, March 3 for the formation of a new economic development department.