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I know it’s naive, but I really want our political leaders to respond to the serious crisis we face as a country without concern for their political futures. I know…naive/wishful thinking.
The "Kyle Rittenhouse Bill," SB 185, doesn't make Ohio safer; it just makes people like this think it's okay to kill people of color. Tell @wilkinohio to shoot this down in committee before instigators shoot us down. #stopOHantiprotestbills#ourvoicestogether
"Kyle Rittenhouse Bill," SB 185, would allow armed instigators to show up to protests in Ohio. It currently sits in the Government Oversight Committee in the House. Tell the Chair, Shane Wilkin @wilkinohio this bill needs to die so innocent protesters don't. #ourvoicestogether
Legislation can be daunting and difficult to completely understand. The Legislative Service Commission writes analyses of bills to make them easier to understand! If you’re confused on what HB 109 actually does, check out the analysis: https://t.co/ciN1tKgAML
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HB 109: Heightens Penalties For Blocking Traffic And Other Conduct During Protests, And New Liability For Organizations Involved In Protests. Read an analysis of the legislation here: https://t.co/p52Cr1iZYj https://t.co/2uUFnMuUBS
Ohio’s House Bill 109, aims to worsen charges for protesters and creates new offenses for people who protest. It follows a national trend to restrict our rights to peacefully assemble.
Be ready to submit testimony! Use this to prepare your testimony: https://t.co/t29cpba4ib
Save the dates for the two-parter #OurVoicesTogether meetings in January!
Our call to action on Thursday, January 6th
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Art Show Thursday, January 27th
Cindy Abrams (R) and Sara P. Carruthers (R) are championing HB 109; a vague bill that will hold people and organizations liable if they "knowingly might start a riot." They support Anti-protest bills because they don't want to see Americans stirring up 'good trouble.'
HB 109 passed in the House's Criminal Justice committee.
Yeas
Cindy Abrams (R)
Jeff LaRae (R)
Phil Plummer (R)
Jean Schmidt (R)
Bill Seitz (R)
D.J. Swearingen (R)
Andrea White (R)
Nays
Willis Blachshear (D)
Sedrick Denson (D)
Tavia Galonski (D)
David Leland (D)
Adam Miller (D)
The Criminal Justice Committee of the Ohio House re-scheduled the next hearing for HB 109. It will now be this Wednesday, November 10, at 10:00AM. Make sure you submit your written testimony 24 hours in advance (Tuesday morning).
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URGENT: HB 109 will have its 4th public hearing this Thursday at 10am. We strongly encourage you to submit testimony in advance to oppose this anti-democratic legislation.
Need help? Use the Testimony Toolkit: https://t.co/t29cpba4ib
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