China has said they will invade. Their history mandates unification. It’s probably too little, too late to deter, and 2027 if not sooner is the best chance China will ever have – and so it will.

Gov. DeWine betrayed Ohio’s children, women and families by vetoing H.B. 68, the Saving Ohio Adolescents from Experimentation Act, legislation designed to protect parents and children from the pressure and administration of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and identity-driven surgeries for minors. 

In a news release from the Dolan campaign, Barrera said: “Matt Dolan understands that families and communities cannot prosper without first feeling safe. He always has the backs of Ohio’s police and first responders. He stands with individuals who protect our state. Matt Dolan has earned our trust and support. He’s a man of integrity, and that is why I enthusiastically endorse Matt Dolan for U.S. Senate.” 

We have had no vote on term limits or on balanced budgets, as the agreement demanded and required. There’s been no full release of the January 6 tapes, as you promised. There’s been insufficient accountability for the Biden crime family, and instead of cutting spending to raise the debt limit, you relied on budgetary gimmicks and rescissions so that you ultimately ended up serving as the valet to underwrite Biden’s debt and advance his spending agenda. 

During the July 12 House Judiciary Committee hearing on the “Oversight of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)”, U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01) slammed FBI Director Christopher Wray for a multitude of egregious acts committed by the bureau, including mass abuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) and lack of investigating the Biden family.

Being born in the 1990s and always being a Reds fan, it hasn’t been common to watch Cincinnati take on the Yankees in the Queen City. While Cincinnati has always “feuded” with division teams such as the Cardinals and Cubs, I can certainly see why people don’t like the Yankees after watching the Reds get swept by them over the weekend.  

While weather has caused two cancellations early on in the season, I have been more than pleased with the small sample size from the Reds through five games. As I am writing this, Cincinnati has played five games, and they currently sit at 3-2 before heading to Philadelphia for the first of 20 straight days with a game.

Nobody does Opening Day like Cincinnati, and I was glad to be able to enjoy another trip down to Great American Ball Park to enjoy all of the pre-game events. Seeing the flood of red through the streets and listening to people talk Reds baseball again was a joy.