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Vivian Barro's avatar

This is one of the reasons I voted for Acton/Pepper in the primary and will be voting for them again on November. We need radical change in Ohio!!!πŸ’™πŸ’ͺπŸ»πŸ‘πŸ«ΆπŸ»πŸ’™

Tracy Logan's avatar

I don’t live in Ohio, but I do know it’s one of our most corrupt states. Good luck. You and Amy would really straighten OH out. πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Sam's avatar
Aug 31Edited

If I was a Ohioan, I'd vote for this Action/Pepper team.

Daniel Kunsman's avatar

Boy, are you gonna get pushback from the Huffman crowd!! I hope you're ready for it. Having said that, just KNOW that We The People of Ohio WILL have your backs, every step of the way!!

Mary LeFever's avatar

Thank you for the concrete specifics. Now, how do you convince the no-property-tax people that taxes are actually necessary and helpful to a healthy, functioning society? And large corporations and data center owners benefit the most from no property taxes?

Daniel Kunsman's avatar

You invite those NPT folks to re-locate. I hear Stalingrad is nice this time of year!

Cheryl Drury's avatar

Please save us and our state from the data centers! The biggest o e is being built on a nature preserve. What will be left for our children?

Marilyn Holtz's avatar

Very grateful for this, even though some of the other positions this campaign has recently chosen are objectionable to me. Sadly, this, more than anything else will anger the establishment and your corrupt, DOGE boy, Musk appointee opponent. Be prepared for more disgusting dark money ads.

That Nagging Conscience's avatar

Yesterday, Dr. Acton posted a message of mourning for Pierre Damas Bel, the young Haitian immigrant who took his own life after he was forced to wear an ankle monitor. Just a week ago, Acton spoke in support of ICE, saying that our law enforcement agencies should work with the organization Acton previously referred to as the KKK. This message of mourning did not mention ICE, his ankle monitor, his ethnicity, or the fact that he was an immigrant, which all seem very relevant to his death. You cannot say that you support Ohioans' right to safety while also supporting the secret police who routinely break the law when conducting their operations. Are you considering changing your stance to one informed by empathy and the Constitution? Why do BIPOC and trans Ohioans not deserve to feel safe in Ohio?