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Richard Cordray appointed to oversee federal student loans

COLUMBUS – President Joe Biden s administration picked former Ohio gubernatorial candidate Rich Cordray to oversee federal student loans. Cordray, who previously led the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will serve as the chief operating officer of Federal Student Aid, a key role managing a $1.5 trillion portfolio as progressives push Biden to cancel student loan debt. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, an ally of Cordray s, praised the pick saying on Twitter: I’m very glad he’ll be protecting student borrowers and bringing much-needed accountability to the federal student loan program. U.S Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said Cordray had a strong track record as a public servant. I am confident that under his leadership, Federal Student Aid will provide the kind of service that our students, families and schools deserve.”

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Many Ohio Asian Americans feeling let down by Lt Gov Jon Husted: Capitol Letter

Many Ohio Asian Americans feeling let down by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted: Capitol Letter Updated 8:00 AM; Today 8:00 AM Lt. Gov. Jon Husted, speaking during a state briefing on April 24, 2020. (Office of Gov. Mike DeWine) Facebook Share Rotunda Rumblings Dismayed and disappointed: Lt. Gov. Jon Husted’s recent tweet that referred to the “Wuhan virus” and his ensuing defense of his use of the term has left many Asian Americans in Ohio feeling dismayed and disappointed in their leadership. Seth Richardson talked to a number of them who “didn’t feel his explanation – that he was attempting to criticize the Chinese government – sufficiently explained why he felt the need to use a term that many feel is, at the very least, unhelpful or, at worst, could lead to targeting people of Asian descent for violence,” Richardson writes.

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President Joe Biden touts direct payments, expanded Obamacare eligibility in relief bill during Columbus visit

President Joe Biden touts direct payments, expanded Obamacare eligibility in relief bill during Columbus visit
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Q&A with Liz Walters, newly elected chair of the Ohio Democratic Party

Q&A with Liz Walters, newly elected chair of the Ohio Democratic Party Updated Jan 21, 2021; Posted Jan 18, 2021 Liz Walters, a Summit County councilwoman, recently became the first woman elected chair of the Ohio Democratic Party. (Photo provided by Liz Walters) Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – Looking to bring themselves back to the relevance they once held, Ohio Democrats elected Liz Walters as state party chair on Thursday, hoping she can navigate them out of their bleakest political time in decades. Walters, a Summit County councilwoman, won unanimous support from the party’s executive committee, running unopposed and garnering endorsements from factions that typically find themselves in competition. She is the first woman to be elected chair of the state party.

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Still no deal on fate of Ohio House Bill 6: Capitol Letter

Still no deal on fate of Ohio House Bill 6: Capitol Letter Updated Dec 21, 2020; Facebook Share Rotunda Rumblings Six fix? Senate President Larry Obhof told reporters Friday evening that he’s still negotiating with House GOP leaders about what to do about House Bill 6, the nuclear bailout law at the center of a massive bribery scandal. Obhof, a Medina Republican, said a number of measures are under consideration, from delaying the bailout for a year to repealing other parts of the bill that critics say benefit FirstEnergy Corp. “I don’t think there’s anything that’s off the table,” he said, adding that while “it’s a challenging vote count,” he hopes to reach a deal this week as the lame duck continues.

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