Our elementary school asked students to dress like their hero today, and my daughter asked for a press badge so she could be a reporter like her mom. My heart may never recover.
Ohio's Rep. @Jim_Jordan used a congressional hearing on Medicaid fraud allegations in Ohio to raise questions about a Somali-American Ohio legislator and businesses tied to a Columbus office building. Democrats called the hearing politically motivated. https://t.co/pMjD4dPZlh
lots of corporate press / comms people asking me to share drafts of stories before publication (??) these days. baby that is not how it has ever worked
@CarCarr5@jpelzer Patient information isn't included in the publicly available data (for obvious reasons). The state will have to investigate whether people received care and what care they got.
Ohio woman accused of illegally voting as a noncitizen in 2018 acquitted at trial
This is the first of six people Ohio AG Dave Yost accused to go to trial. A Franklin County judge sided with her defense argument -- entrapment
https://t.co/5kHb40biqo
Super weird assumption. The Ohio press corps competes with each other and national outlets all the time. It’s a friendly competition. I’ve never been mad about someone covering something. There aren’t enough of us. More is always more when it comes to coverage.
I’m here in Columbus, Ohio, where @lukerosiak is back on the ground and the local reporters who all ignored the issue are now finally covering Medicaid fraud.
They’re so mad, it’s one of the best things I’ve ever seen.
@JayVingtSix An obvious story inside of a dataset with 1.2 billion entries that requires programming knowledge to query that Luke said he spent two months digging through? That’s honestly your conclusion?
@CarCarr5@jpelzer@BrentScher@lukerosiak Why would anyone from the Ohio press corps be mad? It makes no sense. We compete with each other and national outlets all the time. It is a super weird assumption.
I’ve been thinking about this a lot too. If you already know how to write, how to research, how to structure an argument or an article or whatever it is you’re trying to do with AI, you have a much keener sense of when it’s wrong.
I've just had a realisation that a lot of the pro AI crowd are kinda old and maybe don't realise they already developed enough expertise to use AI in a nuanced way (if they choose). If you're young and use it, you simply won't develop. Full stop.
Ohio’s U.S. Senate race is officially in attack-ad season.
Jon Husted is launching a $1.2 million TV spot hitting Sherrod Brown on the border, inflation and culture-war issues.
Story from @AnnaStaver: https://t.co/ndt7Z43JAX
We hope this post about orphaned negatives makes you gruntled.
An ‘orphaned negative’ is a word that SHOULD feel like it has a related word, but doesn’t.
‘Nonchalant’ is an orphaned negative because there is no ‘chalant.’