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SCR13 assigned to House Committee

By on October 15, 2009 in Sovereignty Movement 0

Writes Harold Thomas at The Ohio Republic:

Ohio’s state sovereignty resolution, SCR13, having passed the Senate Sept. 29, has been assigned to the House State Government committee. Uh huh. The same one where HCR11 is still waiting for its second hearing…

It will take intense public pressure on Speaker Budish, ChairmanRon Gerberry, and the members of the committee to get a hearing on this resolution. Please contact them now! An easy way to do this is to use the Ohio Freedom Alliance SLAM (State Legislative Action Mailer) — but please customize your message!

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Ohio Sovereignty to get Senate Vote

By on September 22, 2009 in News, Sovereignty Movement 0

Writes Gabe McGranahan of OhioFreeState.com:

SCR-13 passed the Senate State and Local Government and Veterans Affairs Committee this morning by a vote of 6-3. It will now be referred to the full Senate for a vote. Please contact Senate President Bill Harris to encourage him to quickly bring this to the floor for a vote, and your Senators to respectfully urge final passage of this historic legislation.

And, from the Associated Press report:

The State and Local Government and Veterans Affairs committee approved the resolution by state Sen. Tim Grendell on Tuesday. It now heads to the full Senate.

It would affirm the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, giving all powers not specifically delegated to the federal government to the states and the people.

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Ohio Sovereignty: Hearings on Sept 15

By on September 14, 2009 in Activism, Announcements 1

Writes Joe Bozzi at the Ohio Freedom Alliance:

The Ohio Senate State and Local Government and Veterans Affairs Committee has scheduled a second hearing on SCR-13. The hearing will be at 10:00am on Tuesday, September 15th in the South Hearing Room, and will allow for public testimony. See www.ohiofreestate.com for more information, for instructions on how to contact your represenatives, and to sign our online petition.

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