1. Ohio Republican Primary 5/5/2026 News. Heather Hill, a candidate in the Republican Gubernatorial Primary, has been disqualified from the race because her running mate for Lieutenant Governor, Stuart Moats, withdrew his candidacy last week. Any votes cast for Hill will not be counted in the official tally. The remaining candidates are Vivek Ramaswamy/Robert A. McColley and Casey Putsch/Kimberly C. Georgeton. Melanie Leneghan has been deemed ineligible to run for Member of State Central Committee, Woman, District 19. Mrs. Leneghan was deemed ineligible after a complaint was filed with the Delaware County Board of Elections regarding her Ohio residency status. Mrs. Leneghan has filed a writ of mandamus with the Ohio Supreme Court regarding the issue.
2. The Democratic Party has lost its way. Just last week, U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, during a press conference regarding the gerrymander issue, said in response to a question, “We are in an era of maximum warfare, everywhere, all the time.” In addition, last week, 250 journalists signed a letter to the White House Correspondents’ Association urging the organization to use the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to “forcefully demonstrate opposition to President Trump’s efforts to trample freedom of the press.” Unfortunately, an individual crashed the dinner armed with a long rifle, handgun, and knives in an assassination attempt. White Supremacy is not the nation’s greatest threat – the Democratic Party’s rhetoric, which is stoking the coals of hate and violence, is our Nation’s gravest threat.
2. Republican State Central Committee, Woman, 19th District. Melanie Leneghan, the current member who is running for reelection, lost a challenge to her residency and candidacy status by a 2-1 vote rendered by the Delaware County Board of Elections thus revoking her valid candidacy status for the 5/5/2026 primary. Mrs. Leneghan has stated she has filed a writ of mandamus with the Ohio Supreme Court challenging the revocation.
2. Democrat sneak attack in Ohio U.S. Congressional District 15. Ohio Congressional District 15 includes parts of Franklin County. Mike Carey is the Republican incumbent running for reelection in 2026. Samuel Ronan attempted to “primary” Carey, but his attack was stymied by the Franklin County Board of Elections, the Sixth Circuit Federal Court of Appeals, and finally the the U.S. Supreme Court. Samuel Ronan ran uncontested as a Democrat in 2016 for the Ohio House of Representatives District 62 in the Democratic Primary and lost the general election handily to Republican Scott Lipps. In 2017, Ronan tossed his hat in the ring to run as Chair of the National Democratic Committee. He withdrew before the election was held. In 2018, Ronan decided to try his luck running as a Republican in U.S. House Ohio District 1 and lost the primary to Steve Chabot. What creamed Samuel Ronan with the Franklin County Board of Elections (Secretary of State Frank LaRose was the tie breaking vote as the board was deadlocked along party lines) and 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in 2026 is the fact that this Liberal Progressive dummy left evidence all over social media proclaiming his true intent to run Democrats as Republicans in “deep red districts” to “get a foot in the door.” The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Ronan’s appeal.
1. NATO – hey, New York Times, it’s North ATLANTIC Treaty Organization, not North AMERICAN Treaty Organization. With friends like NATO, who needs enemies?
2. RINO shenanigans. Just yesterday, I was filling out a survey and was asked my political party affiliation. I checked the “other” box and then typed in “conservative populist.” The Republican Party has been really chapping my backside since Bush Jr.’s second term. Since I won’t cut off my nose to spite my face, I am a registered Republican because the U.S. is a two party system and primary elections are too important to sit out, as the Democrat Party 2026 IS the Party of Satan.
3. Funny how the Democrats are all concerned about disenfranchising minority and women voters if ID is required for voting, yet Democrats have no problem requiring ID to participate in their events or to enter their Meccas.