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  • Rep. Wenstrup votes to fund military, keep government operating

    The Biden-Harris administration has emboldened America's adversaries across the world and created an unprecedented crisis at our border. I believe it is critical that in these particularly tumultuous times the government remains operating and Ohioans are able to access services including small business loans, tax returns and assistance for farmers affected by the ongoing drought in Ohio. 
  • Congress must help U.S. farmers
    Producers are struggling to make ends meet in an environment where costs for farm inputs have ballooned from inflation, interest rates have doubled and market prices are far below the cost of production. The outdated farm safety net they are operating under is doing nothing to address these realities.
  • Lawmakers must pass Risky Research Bill to prevent next pandemic
    The stakes could not be higher: gain of function research on a potential pandemic pathogen likely caused the COVID pandemic, which led to 7 million deaths – 1 million of them in the United States. Unchecked, such research could definitely cause another pandemic.
  • A sermon on Mark 9:43-48
    If I had to cut off body parts that causes me to sin, there would be nothing left of me. However, keep the knife in the drawer because Jesus is speaking symbolically. 
  • Ohioans, you have an outsized job to do to save the Senate
    Imagine, if you would, Harris and Walz winning the election. Then, Vice President Walz is presiding officer in the U.S. Senate and has the sole power to break tie votes in the Senate.
  • Growth through energy abundance
    In 2024, American households are spending more on all categories of energy compared to prices at the start of 2021. 
  • Fighting for Ohio farmers during drought
    Ohio is in the middle of the worst drought our state has seen in over a century. It’s been particularly bad in southeast Ohio, but Ohioans all over our state are feeling its effects.
  • Overturning the Biden-Harris de facto EV mandate
    Exactly six months ago, the Biden-Harris Administration’s EPA announced its overreaching and unrealistic vehicle tailpipe emissions rule, which is essentially a de facto ban on the sale of gas-powered and traditional hybrid vehicles, forcing automakers to produce and sell more electric vehicles (EVs). This tone-deaf rule was just another attempt by the Biden-Harris Administration to cater to extreme climate activists.
  • Young America is right to reject traditional news
    Nowadays, the mainstream media’s function is to protect the government and guard the status quo, which is why the alternative media on YouTube, Rumble and other platforms are so vital to protecting not only the government but our democracy. The answer to the question, “Who will watch the watchmen?” is obvious. It is the citizen journalists and exiled news reporters who reject the mainstream narrative and ask questions that challenge you to think for yourself.
  • China’s maritime grey zone tactics evolving
    Flush with confidence, China has also recently increased military activities with Russia in new and noteworthy ways. In July, Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin met at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Kazakhstan, discussing coordinated responses to various security challenges. 
  • Maintaining excellence at our military academies
    In 1825, President John Quincy Adams petitioned Congress to establish a naval academy. He believed that the U.S. needed a school “for the formation of scientific and accomplished officers.”
  • From 'friendship' to fraud
    If you are ever targeted by a scam, report it to ic3.gov, the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center. It’s one of the most powerful tools we have in fighting back against these criminals and protecting our community from their traps.
  • On women and faith, Harris publicly questioned by NFL legend
    “Dear VP Harris: I hear you make this statement all the time. Exactly what ‘faith’ are you talking about when you say you don’t have to abandon it to support abortion?" – Tony Dungy
  • Where the green turns to yellow
    It is that time of year when I fold up my summer clothes and get out my sweaters and jackets. The time when I kick my sandals to the back of the closet and pull open my drawers to sort through socks in search of matching pairs.
  • Time to scoot: Finish talks and get U.S. troops out of Iraq
    A deal has apparently been reached for a drawdown of most U.S. forces from Iraq.
  • Trump polling better than 2020 in six of seven battleground states

    By Elyse Apel
    The Center Square

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