Elena Danford💙🏳️‍⚧️🇺🇸🌮🍜☕

Did you notice the Ohio Republican overreaction to their Issue 1 defeat? We did, and that's the subject of this week's ICYMI Statehouse Edition. We detail their response using their own words, a scientific bar graph, and our first ever ICYMI special guest!

@LeadingReport This is the most ambiguous post of all time. Way to continue your record of incredibility.

BREAKING: Nancy Pelosi has been subpoenaed.

Republicans are dangerous for Ohio. Here's just another bs bill meant to prevent people from being able to vote. Senate bill 147 is again stepping on the rights of even the people that voted for them. news5cleveland.com/news/politics/…

Breaking News: @laurenboebert kicked out of play in Denver for being drunk, vaping, and making fun of the actors. More to come.

This reads as though the author is skeptical about @FrankLaRose. Idk why, lying and twisting the truth is the only way they get votes. ohiocapitaljournal.com/2023/08/29/lar…

This is the kind of hot garbage we need to get away from. Companies making people work more for working from home. We need to be working towards working less. fortune.com/2023/08/21/hyb…

What is even the point of this? To waste more taxpayer dollars? He's not a government official, nor did he didn't act in that capacity. The rate at which these MAGAs waste tax dollars on unnecessary things and the MAGAts keep giving them money. thehill.com/homenews/house…

Yes, @FrankLaRose, Ohioans do want their police officers held accountable to the things they do. And all civil servants. What are you so scared of? nbc4i.com/news/your-loca…

@OhioLegisWatch @CCVPolicy Smells like the handmaids tale in here. Ms Waterford anyone?

@ErinInTheMorn Pretty wild, reminds me of net neutrality. Everyone was quiet then and got mad when network speeds got throttled. Maybe now they'll listen.

KOSA seems like a clusterfuck to me and I honestly don't know why Dems are supporting it and why LGBTQ+ groups are so quiet on it. Like I understand the need to protect kids online, but we know exactly how this will be used: it will end up targeting LGBTQ+ content.

Seems like a BIIIIIG reason churches should be taxed and should under no circumstances be allowed to have special rules for employment. This is awful, "hey congrats on the kid, you're fired." Nice job Bible thumper. people.com/new-jersey-sup…

Sometimes it's nice to seea judge with some reason. Your kids aren't affected at all, what are you so mad about. Like hatred to begin with. washingtonpost.com/education/2023…

Looking at you Michigan, @gewhitmer. Not enough states are around to support. Be a part of the solution, not the problem. nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-ne…

This is the most beautiful thing. And these blowhard conservatives tried to stop it from happening in Ohio. Nice job everyone! ohiocapitaljournal.com/2023/08/15/pro…

Study after study comes out showing that transgender regret rates and detransition rates are low. The "detransition/regret wave" has failed to materialize. So now conservatives are blaming the science itself. Subscribe to support my work. 🧵 erininthemorning.com/p/conservative…

So what I love, is that qualified immunity covers more than just police officers. It can hold corrupt politicians accountable as well as they should. No wonder Frank LaRose is scared of it passing. nbc4i.com/news/local-new…

They will never admit that archaic dictator policies will never work in America and yet they will still try. apnews.com/article/direct…

@ErinInTheMorn So, not only does he sound like an idiot by claiming they just won't admit it and refusing science; his point on it being 139 people over 20 years defeats the numbers... like how many people does he think are transgender? Let alone trans masc and require top surgery.

Lmao. Matt Walsh’s dig on the study showing extremely low regret rates for top surgery is: Trans people do regret their surgeries they just aren’t admitting it to themselves and others. And… Scientific studies are worthless. No longer they keep getting blown out in court.

@FrankLaRose If the people are voting against issue and for the measures released in your statement, then you need to listen to the people in your state, not decide what YOU think is best. See how well that does for you getting elected going forward.

When it’s a worthy cause, and this certainly is, it’s better to have fought and lost than never fought at all. My statement on Issue 1: