DELAWARE, OHIO - Robert Owens, the Independent candidate for Ohio attorney general, is urging all Ohioans to vote “NO” on Issue 5. A “NO” on Issue 5 would repeal legislation that crushes payday lending businesses and will kill more than 6,000 jobs across Ohio.
“First and foremost, this is about fundamental economic freedom - for consumers [...]
The following was released today by the Ohio Coalition of Concerned Citizens
The Coalition, formerly known as the Coalition of Concerned Black Citizens, has progressively and effectively engaged in the process of screening and recommending candidates seeking to be elected to a public office since 1992.
The primary objective of the groups screening process is to identify and support, [...]
COLUMBUS, OHIO – Attorney General candidate Robert Owens released a statement today supporting the Franklin County Homeowner Helpline as a leading program to assist Ohioans facing foreclosure. Owens also praised the mediation program initiated by Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Moyer.
“This is exactly the kind of voluntary assistance that should be available to help [...]
Two candidates for Attorney General held a press conference yesterday to express their support for nanny state government regulation. One candidate for attorney general stood up economic freedom and the rights of adults in Ohio. Guess which candidate showed real leadership to protect the rights of Ohioans…
Watch the short video here from Channel 10
As Legal Newsline reported last week, Robert Owens has made restoring integrity and transparency a centerpiece of his campaign since the beginning. From the day he decided to pursue this office, Robert said:
End the no-bid contracts.
End the slush fund system.
Increase transparency in government.
His leadership on these issues continues as we approach the homestretch of the campaign. Following is an excerpt of [...]
Listen to “Protecting Ohio’s Economy”: [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
Listen to “Owens stands for limited government”: [Audio clip: view full post to listen]
The Cleveland Plain Dealer published a brief introductory piece on the three attorney general candidates this weekend.
One particular irony is the section header that reads “Front-runner focuses on protecting consumers,” in reference to Cordray. Five paragraphs below the headline is the stark fact that “last month, he reported raising an impressive $1.9 million for his [...]
Rory Ryan in the Hillsboro Times Gazette asks some fundamental questions every Ohioan should be asking this election season:
In the past few years, we’ve had a governor and an attorney general, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, under investigation.
Ousted and embarrassed former Ohio attorney general Marc Dann (who may be planning another campaign [...]
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