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Staff Report
LISBON So far, the slate of candidates for the May 4 primary election looks a little slim in the southern part of Columbiana County; however, voters need to not worry.
Candidates also have the option to get on the ballot as write-ins or skip the primary altogether.
According to the Columbiana County Board of Elections, candidates who have filed petitions to run for the May primary are incumbent John Mercer, of 311 W. Sixth St., and Robert Nizer Jr., of 235 Pennsylvania Ave. for council at-large (three seats) and C. Fred Rayl, 653 Bradshaw Ave.,second ward.
Scott Barrett, of 840 Grandview Avenue, has filed as an independent for East Liverpool fourth ward council; however, independent candidates won’t be certified until after the May election and are placed directly on the November general election ballot.
Why Democrats Will Never Stop Talking About ‘Insurrection’
February 3, 2021
The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump will begin next week. But there’s more at stake in the proceedings than Trump’s legacy.
The overwhelming majority of Republicans are determined to resist impeachment regardless of their personal feelings about Trump. Perhaps some still think a conviction would be worth it if it would definitively end his political career. But even they may understand that it would be political malpractice and a breach of faith with their voters to join with the Democrats seeking Trump’s scalp.
But Trump’s future is not what is really at stake in the debate about the events of Jan. 6. As disgraceful and criminal as the behavior of the mob was that day and as troubling as Trump’s mistakes were, the point of impeachment isn’t about punishing him or even whether it would be legally possible for him to run again for president in 2024. It is the future of the entire R
New Jersey has only ever sent one president to Washington, Save Jerseyans: a racist ex-professor originally from Virginia with extremely wacky foreign policy ideals named Woodrow Wilson. The obscure 28th president of the United States made it back into the news last year when the Left’s cancelation craze led to his name being removed from a few Garden State educational institutions, but all most Americans know about him (if anything) from high school history class is the failed League of Nations.
The full history is a lot more complex and dark. Wilson’s fateful decision to join World War I late (after the Russian Revolution was already underway and unstoppable), his widely-criticized role at the infamous Paris Peace Conference, and his general ineptitude at home make him more responsible than any other one individual for World War II, the Cold War, and most of the 20th Century’s worst horrors. Wilson’s abysmal administration is arguably one of American history’s great