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@nicksortor Victims of illegals should be able to sue municipalities and states in federal court. Municipalities get sued for negligent police actions, why not negligent and illegal laws and policies?

🚨 Sheridan Gorman's father is absolutely TORCHING Democrats on stage with Trump "I'm not a politician. I'm not a public speaker. I'm a father whose daughter was MURDERED by an illegal." "I'm a husband who had to hold his wife on Mother's Day when she asked the question no mother should ever have to ask: "am I still the mother of two?" "Yes, Jess, you're still the mother of two because Sheridan will always be our daughter. No mother should ever have to ask that question, and no father should ever have to answer it. This is what FAILED POLICIES have done to our family." "NO FAMILY should have to become experts in immigration failures, release policies, warrants, sanctuary laws, enforcement breakdowns because their daughter was KlLLED by someone who should NOT have been here, and should NOT be free."

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@S502522 I think my township spends more than that a year.

🔥20 Years of Neglect: How Columbus Created Its Fire Apparatus Crisis🔥 Let’s clear something up because a lot of people are blaming the WRONG people for Columbus’s fire apparatus crisis. This is NOT the fault of the firefighters. And it’s NOT because Sutphen suddenly forgot how to build fire trucks. The real issue is far bigger: For roughly the last 20 years, Columbus Division of Fire’s apparatus replacement budget reportedly stayed around $6 million a year. Meanwhile: • Columbus exploded in population growth • More stations were added • Call volume skyrocketed • Inflation and maintenance costs surged • The price of fire apparatus nearly doubled About 20 years ago, Columbus had around 730,000 residents. Today, Columbus is pushing nearly 1 MILLION people. But the replacement budget? Essentially frozen. A new Sutphen ladder truck that may have cost around $700k–$800k years ago can now cost $1.5–$2.6+ MILLION depending on specs and equipment. So while the city grew massively, the funding model reportedly stayed stuck in the early 2000s. Imagine running a household where groceries, rent, gas, insurance, and utilities all double in price… but your paycheck never changes. Eventually something breaks. That’s what happened here. CFD would reportedly say: “We need 10 new apparatuses this year just to break even.” The City’s response? “Here’s funding for 1.” Now repeat that cycle for TWENTY YEARS. That deficit compounds. Vehicles age out faster than they can be replaced. Reserve fleets disappear. Maintenance costs explode. Critical apparatus stay in service long past their intended lifespan because there’s nothing else to replace them with. This city never came close to adequately funding apparatus attrition or staffing growth for the size Columbus was becoming. And now the consequences are showing up in public: • Broken ladder trucks • Aging reserve units • Apparatuses constantly out of service • Firefighters patching equipment just to keep responding • Longer coverage gaps for residents This didn’t happen overnight. And firefighters didn’t create this problem. They’ve been warning about it for years.

@NodaWolf Simple test, do they stand for the national anthem? It is a simple test of proclaiming we have shared American values. It is acceptable to not stand, but entire groups that reject the symbol of American principles is probably better off in the foreign paradise they left.

Our community has INDEED seen some TROUBLING RHETORIC circulating about the local mosque and a CONFIRMED Al-Quran school in Maineville, Ohio. Rhetoric: The art of using language effectively and persuasively in spoken, written, or visual form. It is the strategic study of how communicators connect with their audience to INFORM, influence, or motivate them. I am indeed STRATEGICALLY INFORMING an AUDIENCE to MOTIVATE change regarding the illegal Uzbek network in Maineville, Ohio and exposing the laundromat that they call the Islamic Center of Maineville, Ohio. Yes, this is very troubling to me and the residents of Hamilton Township. Third world criminals DO NOT belong in Hamilton Township. You will NOT change my mind.

@chelseasicknews This reporter could do 30 seconds of research and properly inform the taxpayers that CPS spends 2X what suburban districts spend to achieve far better educational results.

CINCY TAXPAYERS: Would you vote for a Cincinnati Public School levy in Nov? 60+ people spoke at this week’s school board meeting asking the members to put a levy on the ballot. The board is working to cut $58 mil from its budget, but they tell me the cuts will happen regardless.

@DC_DeWitt Government taking money from the "rich" doesn't make the poor better off. It makes government bigger and the economy weaker, making the poor worse off. California and New York have the highest state tax burdens and the largest inequality and homeless populations. Hello McFly!

An updated analysis of census data shows that the gap between rich and poor persists in Ohio. And a new Republican “flat” income tax now in effect will only make it worse, the analysis said ohiocapitaljournal.com/2026/05/20/inc…

@WLWT The security guard/father was a true hero and saved many children.

Members of Islamic community in Greater Cincinnati mourning deadly attack at San Diego Mosque wlwt.com/article/cincin…

@Local12 Dumbest idea ever!

Ohio group collects 25,000 signatures for a constitutional amendment banning data centers: bit.ly/3RPOJpq

@PatriotPaul82 It is self evident that China finds useful idiots (environmentalists) to do their bidding. We need more data centers and energy to power them.

Ohio doesnt want data centers...

@GovMikeDeWine Why does DeWine constantly mention his wife? Why does DeWine not mention the senseless murders that happen near daily in Ohio cities?

Fran and I have been following the news out of San Diego. The continued, targeted assaults against places of worship in the United States are incomprehensible. Hate has no place in America. We are praying for the victims, first responders, and those in the Muslim community who, like everyone, have a right to religious freedom.

@WallStreetApes In the recent past these people would have got a job at USAID.

Americans graduating college already know they have no chance in this job market and will end up with low paying jobs “Hi, my name is Layla. I’m getting my Bachelor of Arts degree, and I’m gonna be a grocery store bagger” “Hi, my name is Julia Irwin. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and I’m gonna be a barista at Starbucks for 20 years.” “Hi, I’m Liv. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and… I’m unemployed.” “Hi, I’m Therese. I’m graduating with a Bachelor of Arts, and I’m gonna be a housewife.” “Hi, my name is London Boyd, and my major is BFA, and I’m unemployed.” These students are 100% correct, they likely will have a very hard time finding work. Even if they do they’re young and AI will certainly be a threat to their long term employment

@WallStreetApes Bad parenting. "Follow your passion" is terrible advice. For most people, your passion is a hobby, not your day job.

@GovMikeDeWine The fraud can all be eliminated by cancelling the programs. Pay for your own daycare, this isn't that difficult. Less government handouts, less fraud. This isn't complicated!

Here's what the numbers say: Ohio has been aggressively fighting Medicaid fraud for more than 15 years. Starting when I was Ohio's attorney general to my time as governor - Ohio has secured more than 2,200 criminal convictions and recovered more than $644 million in taxpayer dollars. The new initiatives I announced last week to fight fraud, waste, and abuse in Ohio's Medicaid system will support the strong framework Ohio already has in place to hold criminals accountable.

@NodaWolf For what reason were Uzbeks allowed into the US? Uzbekistan is not a country in crisis or at war? It is actually a Muslim paradise with a 100% Muslim population.

The University of Cincinnati group ‘UC Uzbeks’ assists J.F. Burns Elementary, a K-4 school in the Kings Local School District, which has seen significant growth in its EL (English Learning) student population, now serving approximately 250 students. About 70% of these students speak Uzbek as their home language.” volunteer.uc.edu/agency/detail/…

@acluohio Is there a place I can donate for more ICE raids?

📜Our new report shows a dramatic expansion of ICE contracts in Ohio during the first year of President Trump's second term. The research includes an analysis of a variety of contracts related to immigration enforcement, transportation, and detention. ICE does not keep us safe.

@reprachelbaker Looks like a union meeting of public school teachers along with the local book club.

Ohio’s governor race is heating up! Big turnout in Anderson Township for Amy Acton & David Pepper. Voters are clear: they’re tired of the division and want leaders who will come together and solve real problems.

@WallStreetApes In defense of Yale, a 518 is a very impressive score and there is more to medical school acceptance than MCATs and GPAs. My observation is that students that score a 524 are very nerdy and lack social skills.

Yale Medical School caught by the Justice Department discriminating against White Student admissions The Civil Rights Division found Yale's leadership intentionally selected applicants based on their race, excluding white students Black students were 29x more likely to be admitted “The DOJ says the school discriminated based on race in its admissions process. It's claiming admissions data shows that Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower academic qualifications than white and Asian applicants” Here’s what I found A year long investigation into Yale School of Medicine’s admissions by the DOJ concluded that Yale intentionally discriminated on the basis of race in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Yale’s leadership used a “holistic review” process (and racial proxies) to continue favoring Black and Hispanic applicants while disadvantaging White and Asian applicants with stronger qualifications Black and Hispanic applicants were admitted with consistently lower GPAs and MCAT scores than White and Asian applicants - Black students had a median GPA of ~3.88 and MCAT in the 95th percentile - Asian students had 3.98 GPA and 100th percentile MCAT; White students similar to Asians - But the black students were admitted Black applicants had up to 29 times higher odds of getting an interview than an equally qualified Asian applicant with similar credentials Keep in mind, this is for medical school. The last profession on earth you want DEI standards. You only want the very best

@EricLDaugh Sanctuary cities should be held liable in federal court. Laken Riley's family should be able to sue Athens, GA and NYC for releasing an illegal. Cities get sued and pay millions for negligent police officers, why not for negligent policies?

🚨 WTF?! DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin confirms 50% PERCENT of *ALL* murders in deep-blue Fairfax County, Virginia were committed by illegal aliens Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Democrat officials are RUINING their own state! "Roughly 50% of the murders in Fairfax, Virginia, the perps are illegal, shouldn't even be in the country. You know, that's just in Fairfax!" "You make Virginia a sanctuary, you encourage more illegal activities." "This individual right here that we just arrested. This is his third time to be deported. He's self-deported once. He was deported again. He's snuck back across."

NEW: Comedian Kelly Collette slapped from behind by bike-riding suspect in broad daylight Cincinnati attack Comedian Kelly Collette was assaulted in broad daylight in Cincinnati just before noon yesterday. A man riding a bike came up behind her and slapped her, then rode off. She obtained surveillance video from a nearby WYZE camera and is asking the public for help identifying the man, who has reportedly done this to multiple women. Let’s help get the word out about this bitch.

@Signal99Cinci If a city can be sued for "negligent" police, why can't a city be sued for negligent policies, like sanctuary city policies that result in harm to citizens? Victims should sue in federal court.

Here is the BWC footage of the CPD Officers that investigated the 1st Amendment Auditor. We were told by several CPD Officers that the suspect did enter the bank—but we got that wrong. Though we apologize for stating that he was inside of the bank…that’s the only thing we apologize for. This guy makes his living doing this all over the Country. He should have versed himself in Ohio Law—specifically Terry v. Ohio before attempting his bs here. We still stand with CPD on this investigation, detainment and arrest. These events occurred because a bank security guard felt this guy might be casing them for a potential robbery. The guard just happens to be the same race as the suspect, so spare us your feeble attempts at making this racially motivated. Watch the video yourselves and understand that all the suspect had to do was simply answer the Officer’s questions…but we all know that the suspect’s true intention, was to intentionally provoke the Officers in hopes of a payday. #fyp #cincinnati #signal99 #share