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Food is the most basic of basic needs. Governor DeWine should be doing everything he can to make sure every Ohio who needs help getting enough to eat, gets it.

about 11 hours ago via Facebook

“CEOs are getting more because of their power to set pay, not because they are increasing productivity or possess specific, high-demand skills.”

2 days ago via Facebook

After another sluggish month of job growth, policymakers should be taking action to recession-proof Ohio's investments. That means closing unproductive and costly tax giveaways.

3 days ago via Facebook

2019 marks 400 years since the first enslaved African people arrived on the land that would become the United States. This series shows us how we are still living with slavery's legacy - especially in our public policy. It's worth...

4 days ago via Facebook

ICYMI: Hannah Halbert explains why people can work - and work hard - and still not get out of poverty. That means more families barely hanging on, living day to day.

5 days ago via Facebook

This is cruel and unnecessary. We must stand up against it.

6 days ago via Facebook

Is there a more nonsensical use of tax breaks than giving them to the corporations our state is currently suing for contributing to the opioid epidemic?

7 days ago via Facebook

Look at The Columbus Dispatch, bringing the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 "The lobbyists and lawyers are right that they shouldn’t be singled out for exclusion from the tax break. We strongly believe the break should be wiped out entirely."

10 days ago via Facebook

The combined impact of the budget bills approved this year continues the long-time pattern of shifting taxes away from the most affluent Ohioans.

11 days ago via Facebook

Medicaid provides more than 3 million Ohioans with health care. It can do even more to keep people healthy by helping break some of the biggest barriers to good health, like poverty and racism.

12 days ago via Facebook

Ohio's foreclosure rate is headed in the right direction, but it's still nearly double what it was in the mid-'90s. Our work isn't done yet.

13 days ago via Facebook