People in Butler County work hard, pay their taxes, and follow the rules. The least they should get in return is a community where their kids can cross the street without fear.
Leadership isn’t about more excuses. It’s about making sure basic rules are enforced and families don’t feel like they’re on their own. That’s not asking for much. It’s asking for the basics.
- Thomas Maddox, University of Cincinnati Senior
I call on Governor DeWine to recall Ohio National Guard troops from the District of Columbia. There is nothing for them to do, much less tasks for which they have been trained, no “threat” to anyone or anything from which to protect the residents of the District. They are being asked to be props for photo ops to accustom US citizens to the sight of their cities being militarized. I admire governor Pritzker of Illinois for standing up with facts and figures about the actual incidence of crime in cities and states around America to resist threats by the federal government to send military forces to his state. Governor, show similar backbone and recall my fellow Ohioans from this mockery of American history and values.
- Mary Ramey, Lebanon
Credit: JIM NOELKER
Credit: JIM NOELKER
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