Repeal HB6 to Restore Trust in Ohio Nuclear Bailout
Ohio lawmakers, angered by HB6 passage amid a $60 million bribery scheme involving former Speaker Larry Householder, face calls to repeal the nuclear bailout law. The bill imposes annual $150 million surcharges through 2026 to keep FirstEnergy Solutions plants afloat near Cleveland and Toledo. Critics urge immediate repeal to end taxpayer burden and overhauls, while some lawmakers favor studying the measure before acting. The Warren Tribune Chronicle.
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Rose Garden COVID risk underscores GOP class divide
Dahleen Glanton argues the Trump Rose Garden event was a potential superspreader showing a stark GOP split between establishment and far right. It contrasts access to treatment like remdesivir and hospital care with ordinary Americans lacking insurance and masks, noting tracing gaps and political leverage over public health.
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Election year reflections on COVID and politics
Jay Ambrose argues 2020 is a strange year shaped by a pandemic and polarized politics. He critiques media narratives, defends Trump’s actions, questions Biden’s plans, and urges continued Republican Senate control while urging readers to weigh varied perspectives.
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