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Opinion: Preparing for General Conference — Are we learning to be peacemakers? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Preparing for General Conference — Are we learning to be peacemakers?

This weekend will mark the convening of the 193rd Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. What can we learn about peacemaking? Read more.

Source: yahoo.com
Congress tries to break fever of incivility amid string of vulgar, toxic exchanges - Vimarsana News

Congress tries to break fever of incivility amid string of vulgar, toxic exchanges

Two Ohio natives of different parties are trying to bring civility back to Congress and keep the House from slipping deeper into a bad-mannered, boorish body of government.

Congress tries to break fever of incivility amid string of coarse exchanges - Vimarsana News

Congress tries to break fever of incivility amid string of coarse exchanges

Two Ohio natives of different parties are trying to bring civility back to Congress and keep the House from slipping deeper into a bad-mannered, boorish body of government.

Source: yahoo.com
Rep. Joyce Beatty pulls out of Ohio Chamber of Commerce fundraiser ahead of Issue 1 vote - Vimarsana News

Rep. Joyce Beatty pulls out of Ohio Chamber of Commerce fundraiser ahead of Issue 1 vote

The Ohio Chamber of Commerce endorsed statewide Issue 1 while Beatty opposes the measure. Beatty's campaign claimed in a letter the PAC failed to disclose the nature of the event to the campaign.

Source: wosu.org
Ohio Congress members revive Civility and Respect Caucus - Vimarsana News

Ohio Congress members revive Civility and Respect Caucus

“The American public need to know that we don’t hate one another,” said U.S. Rep. Mike Carey, a Columbus Republican.