Kasich weighing White House bid after early state tours
Ohio Governor John Kasich said his visits to early presidential states feel good but he has no announcement yet. He will return to South Carolina and New Hampshire, speak to the Detroit Economic Club, and attend the First in the Nation Leadership Summit in New Hampshire on April 18 as he weighs a 2024 run. He noted his trips let him discuss his Ohio leadership and the need to end national division.
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Kasich says Ohio law balances religious freedom and anti discrimination
Gov John Kasich argues Ohio's law protects faith while preventing discrimination and sees no need for changes. He cites national debate on religious objections laws as Indiana and Arkansas review theirs. Kasich, a 2016 presidential contender, says Ohio is "doing fine" and emphasizes focusing on the do's of religion.
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Former trooper jailed for civil rights violations in Ohio
Bryan D. Lee, 31, a former Ohio Highway Patrol trooper, received a nine year federal sentence after pleading guilty to four counts of civil rights violations and one count of cyberstalking. The case covers 2006 to 2013 stops in Fairfield and Licking counties. he admitted coercing women into sex acts, taking photos, and turning off dash cam audio.
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