Tuesday at the National Press Club, Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) discussed the Republican Senate’s health care bill and suggested we “pay attention” to people who “feel very disenfranchised and warned that “cutting” Medicare for them would have “a negative impact”
An Islamic State-supporting hacker group replaced Ohio Governor John Kasich’s website with a jihadist message on Sunday.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on May 16 to hire a consultant to develop a plan for how to deal with the loss of $7.6 billion a year if Obamacare is repealed.
Beginning August 1, full-time faculty and staff possessing concealed carry permits will be able to carry guns for defense of themselves and their students at Cedarville University.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich claimed in his new book that the reason President Trump won the election was because America is in a moral decline.
On Monday’s broadcast of “CBS This Morning,” Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) argued that repealing Medicaid expansion “would devastate people in my state.” Kasich was asked about what impact repealing Medicaid expansion would have. He answered, “That would devastate people in
Ohio Gov. John Kasich predicts that political parties will soon be a thing of the past.
Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said Wednesday that Ohio Gov. John Kasich should run for President again in 2020, challenging incumbent President Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary.
Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich told reporters Monday that if moderate House Republicans reach out to Democrats they could form a parliamentary majority that could break the current gridlock in Congress.
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” while discussing the failure of the Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) called on those on the extreme ends and of the political spectrum to be marginalized. Kasich
Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Gov. John Kasich (R-OH), a former candidate for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, said it was “not acceptable” for Republicans in Washington, DC to completely “get rid” of the Affordable Care Act. Kasich said,
Pro-life congressmen stood in front of the Capitol — along with Janet Porter, the Ohio woman who led to the fight for passage of that state’s “heartbeat bill” — all in support of Rep. Steve A. King (R.-Iowa) and his Heartbeat Protection Act of 2017, H.R. 490, which restores legal protection to unborn children once their pulse is detected.
A January 19 survey of Ohio colleges and universities found most boards and presidents determined to prohibit guns for self-defense despite a new law allowing concealed carry permit holders to be armed on campus.
A bill pre-filed in the Texas Legislature on December 28 would put teeth into circumventing a “faithless elector.” Any attempt by an elector to cast a vote for anyone other than the candidates that received the popular vote in the Lone Star State would be void. Moreover, casting the void vote would immediately create a vacancy in the elector’s position.
Now that Governor John Kasich (R) has signed campus carry into law, allowing each university system to decide whether to allow concealed carry on campus for self-defense, University of Cincinnati student body President Mitchell Phelps is stressing that he opposes campus carry because of “stabbings.”
The left was gung-ho for gun control in 2016, but in the process of pushing it they got eight things pitifully wrong and suffered huge losses.
Ohio Governor John Kasich signed into law a bill targeting the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement against Israel.
Ohio issued 25,474 concealed carry permits during the 3rd quarter of 2016, a “59 percent” increase over the number of permits issued during the same period in 2015.
The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence freaked out when Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) signed campus carry into law.
Seven electors defected from Clinton, while two defected from Trump. There are 538 electors and a majority of 270 were required to elect the next president. At final count, Trump had 304 votes and Clinton had 228, Colin Powell received 3, while Ron Paul and Faith the spotted eagle each won one vote.
On Monday Ohio Governor John Kasich (R) signed Senate Bill 199, thereby legalizing concealed carry on college and university campuses where school trustees vote to allow it.
Individuals openly carrying handguns recently organized and gathered for a “No More Sitting Ducks” demonstration to demand campus carry at Ohio State University.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed a bill into law Tuesday that will ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy in Ohio.
The crowd at the historic thank you event, which took place at the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio, booed when Trump mentioned Ohio Gov. John Kasich by name.
The crowd gathered at Cincinnati’s U.S. Bank Arena on Thursday night for President-elect Donald Trump’s “Thank You Tour” event booed their home state governor, whom Trump mentioned by name. “He said, ‘Congratulations, that was amazing,’” Trump recalled of Kasich, telling the audience
In contrast to all the passion spewed about the recently concluded presidential elections, TNT’s Ernie Johnson earns plaudits for offering the most measured thoughts on the contest.
Speaking to reporters on Monday night, Texas Republican Senator and one-time GOP candidate for president Ted Cruz reported that he voted a straight Republican ticket.
Tuesday on CNN, former Republican presidential candidate former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-PA) said “Shame on them” to Gov. John Kasish (R-OH) and former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) for not voting for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump after they signed a
In a Friday interview with NBC Sports Network’s “Dan Patrick Show,” Ohio governor and former Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said he is still undecided on who he will vote for, but it will not be for the GOP’s Donald Trump or
Jack Boyle, the co-founder of PutGrowthFirst.com and a resident of suburban Cleveland, adds that the Ohio governor has put out the word throughout the party nobody should do anything to support GOP nominee Donald Trump.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is no longer welcome at Los Angeles premiere shopping mall The Grove, billionaire real estate mogul and Grove owner Rick Caruso said Monday.
The New York Times, the so-called “paper of record,” has declared that the all-important swing state of Ohio is no longer an important battleground in the presidential election — now that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is winning it.
Donald Trump is kicking his #NeverTrump Republican rival John Kasich to the curb in the state of Ohio and consolidating his power among activists on the ground.
A continual political three-card monte has been perpetrated against the American people, by both parties, but even more insidiously by some in the GOP.
He lost badly in the Republican presidential primary election to now-nominee Donald Trump, refused to attend the Republican National convention in the state where he is governor, and now John Kasich is visiting President Barack Obama in the White House to help Obama pass the highly controversial trade agreement, the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP).
Friday on CNN’s “New Day,” Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) told network correspondent Dana Bash it was “very unlikely” he will be voting for his party’s nominee Donald Trump. Kasich also ruled out voting for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. “I’m
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union.” Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) said Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign did reached out to his aides about being Trump’s running mate but Kasich said, “I was never interested in being anybody’s vice president.”
JANESVILLE, Wisconsin — Ohio Gov. John Kasich and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney are among the establishment Republicans rallying behind House Speaker Paul Ryan ahead of his primary challenge here by Republican businessman Paul Nehlen.
Katie Glueck of Politico writes that “Donald Trump is at war with Gov. John Kasich and the state GOP. Even so, he has a good chance of capturing Ohio’s 18 electoral votes.”
An Ohio coalition of Tea Party and liberty groups has announced an alliance with gun-rights supporters to help win the critical swing state for Donald Trump.
