“The idea that they’re focused on the election instead of getting abortion rights on the ballot will, though, delay the protections for women in Ohio. -- editor Chris Quinn. Full podcast:
Read the automated transcript below. Because it’s a computer-generated transcript, it contains many errors and misspellings.[00:00:00] Looks like we might have some movement finally, in the move to legalize abortion through the state constitution. It’s today in Ohio, the news podcast discussion fromand the plain dealer. Chris Quinn am here with Lisa Garvin, LAR Johnston and Laila Tossi.
And they’re, you know, supporting N Whaley and all Ohio house and Senate Democrats that have called for the amendment. But they do agree that it’s an uphill battle. Already have a veto proof, super majority in Ohio that may stay the same after the November election. We’ll have to see, but the Ohio ballot question, if it comes, would be different than Kansas, because Kansas, the right to abortion was guaranteed by their Supreme court in 2019.
Persuades voters to vote one way or the other. And so elections that seemed guaranteed red aren’t guaranteed red. The, the power, I mean, let’s face it. Kansas is a red state, but it was overwhelming, uh, to say, no, there is a right to abortion. So all of these Republicans that have stood on abortion is an issue are in trouble and we’ll have to see what happens.Democrat. Yeah, I think there’s more than a glimmer. I do think the idea of, of Democrats pushing the fringiest infringe right.
So apex thinks that they have enough valid signatures for the question to be put on the November 8th ballot, that they’re a Virginia based company. And then they would be able to submit straight to the citing board if the voters approve it. And the citing board still has to prove all, uh, utility scale power projects.Yeah.
They just don’t wanna see it on the horizon. Some people, you know, there are crazy conspiracy theories. I don’t exactly know. I just, where are cottages in Canada? There are a whole lot of wind turbines and there are an awful lot of farmers that have signs, you know, with a wind turbine and a red circle with a line through it.The, I, you wonder if it’s other forms of energy companies that are trying to stomp this out because they don’t want the competition from.
Council Davis didn’t file to run for this week’s primary election before a filing deadline in may. She said in an interview that she didn’t plan to run, but she said she changed her mind in early June when the Ohio house Republicans passed that bill that would require genital inspections for any girl competing in sports whose gender identity was challenged.
And then someone could file a protest to her candidacy, challenging whether she really is a political independent, given her current status as a democratic elected official, there’s quite a bit of evidence that points to the fact that she. A Democrat. [00:12:00] I mean, her website, I think still saysYeah. I mean, she is a Democrat. There’s no doubt about the fact she’s a Democrat.
He has also been commissioner Roger Goodell’s designee in other arbitration cases. So he obviously has experience. He will address whether the discipl. Plan from Sue L Robinson should be changed to include a longer suspension, an appropriate, fine. There was no fine levied at all by Robinson and an evaluation in treatment determined by medical experts of Watson’s mental state.
I think a lot of people might be surprised. You could always throw in a fine, I mean, there was not a whole lot in the ruling that came out that explained why there wasn’t a big fine, but I, to, to add games, I. Would compromise the integrity of the discipline process.And as people have pointed out, you know, that, that, you know, it was a woman who made this judgment that, you know, the disciplinary for Sue L Robinson.have [00:17:00] also ordered him into much more serious therapy.
So is this gonna change traffic patterns? Everybody’s gonna just be driving Cedar because no one wants to drive down to shaker Boulevard. I mean, maybe.Yeah, it, it, it, it will be messy for east siders when they were doing the intersection of chagrin and Warrensville center road a few years back, it, it was extremely messy.
Pat O’Malley’s longtime background as a public figure because [00:21:00] he’s the brother of the county prosecutor for transparency and accountability. We pretty much have to write that story. Mm-hmm I mean, the, the, the Parma police did not take him to a mental health ward. They charged him with a serious crime against a police officer.
But honestly, if somebody gave me some Monarch caterpillars to, you know, adopt, I would absolutely do it, but. Brownstein says that this program educates urban and suburban gardeners on how to make differences in their little ecosystems to help the species survive. As I said before, looking up native plants, like butterfly weed and other things that attract adult butterflies, but milk weed is really important here.
They’re gonna be in 40 communities, mostly in COGA county, Lorraine. Meina lake and GI and we should see them by 2023. The charging stations will be either level two. Those offer two to four ports with a full charge time of four to six hours or level three DC, fast [00:26:00] chargers. Those are one to four ports that provide a full charge in 30 to 60 minutes.
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