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  • Rep. Peterson speaks in support of Israel on House floor

    I want to thank my colleagues for strongly condemning the extreme violence against innocent civilians. I want to make sure the people of Israel, Jewish people around the world, and people who love Israel know that we care, we believe, and we will stand by you.
  • Defend borders or close Army and Navy academies
    Kicking vets out of their lodging to reward aliens with coveted hotel rooms represents the latest afront to Americans by open borders advocates. Open borders are a continuing, shameful offense and assault on U.S. sovereignty. Most offended are veterans.
  • The 10/7 attacks
    Biden’s pledge of unequivocal U.S. support for Israel is just and necessary because Israel’s cause is just and because America’s interests are advanced by Israel’s achieving a crushing victory over the savage Hamas jihadists and their nefarious Iranian paymasters.
  • Highland County GOP endorses 'no' vote on Issue 1
    To all Ohio voters in the Nov. 7 election: A constitutional amendment is on the ballot.
  • A dive into IDF’s vulnerabilities in light of the recent assault
    The sudden and unexpected aggression from terrorist group Hamas has thrown the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) into a conundrum. Historically a bastion of rapid adaptability and mobilization, this recent incident has exposed potential fault lines in the IDF’s operational culture and reservist system, demanding scrutiny.
  • Wilkin urges 'no' votes on State Issues 1 and 2
    State Senator Shane Wilkin (R-Hillsboro) strongly supports Senate Resolution 215, which expresses the chamber’s opposition to Issue 1.
  • Vote 'yes' on Issue 14
    The data doesn’t suggest that the need for JFS services will diminish. Still, perhaps with more awareness and acceptance of a difficult reality, we can turn blissful ignorance into constructive action to give our kids the best opportunity for a brighter future in Highland County. Please join me in voting “yes” on Issue 14 on Nov. 7, 2023. 
  • Steve Garvey talks baseball, common sense and cross-party appeal
    No Republican has been elected to statewide office in California for nearly two decades. The last was former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a larger-than-life body builder and international movie star who won office in the 2003 gubernatorial recall the same year his blockbuster "Terminator 3" came out in theaters. Schwarzenegger was reelected in 2006.
  • IRS's destruction of unprocessed documents harmed taxpayers
    In 2021, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) made an unwise – and frankly, disturbing – decision to intentionally destroy 30 million paper-filed tax documents without processing them. Upon learning of the incident, I led Senate Finance Committee Republicans in raising concerns with the agency and asked about the potential ramifications for taxpayers.  
  • An urgent need to secure the border
    The president’s policies have led to record-breaking border crossings. U.S. Customs and Border Protection revealed the number of encounters in September was at an all-time high. His words and his actions have invited the disaster we’re watching play out year after year with dangerous and deadly consequences.
  • Dirt swept under the rug is still dirt
    In our country, there are entire families who will suffer through a severe issue that eventually severs family relationships for many years. 
  • Chaos in the Middle East
    Our nation has a duty to stand with Israel, who are courageous defenders of western values. There is no room to sympathize with the terrorist organization of Hamas. 
  • Hamas’ terrorist war against Israel: There is no 'on the other hand'
    Some commentators, attempting to explain the Hamas invasion over the weekend, blamed the establishment of the state of Israel as the reason why there is still no independent Palestinian state. That is false and contradicted by undeniable historical facts.
  • Survey: Small business owners less optimistic about the economy
    Newly released small business survey data shows that small business owners are less optimistic about the economy. The National Federation of Independent Businesses released its monthly survey of small businesses, which found that last month that economic optimism dipped amid increased inflation.
  • A sermon on the Synod
    Pope Francis is urging the faithful to calm down. The purpose of the Synod is not to change Church teaching on marriage or allow blessings on gay unions. They are trying to formulate a "theology of love" which is inclusive not exclusive, which is accepting not rejecting.
  • Don't cross the D.C. swampers
    The Security and Exchange Commission is still pursuing Mr. Musk over his purchase of Twitter, now a year ago.
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