Lynch: Republicans Are Liberal, Dems Progressive

Republicans in congress and at the statehouse in Columbus have abandoned traditional conservative values, according to outgoing State Representative Matt Lynch.

On the federal level, Lynch cites the failure of republicans to repudiate the Obama administration following the November election.

In the state legislature, the failure of the Heartbeat Bill and the Common Core repeal effort prove republicans no longer represent the wishes of conservative constituents, according to the Bainbridge republican.  Lynch leaves the legislature at the end of 2014, following his loss in the primaries to Congressman Dave Joyce.

Lynch doesn't rule out running for office in the future, but for now he hosts a radio show on which he promotes a conservative point of view.  Listen to Matt Lynch every Wednesday and Thursday at 6:30 PM on 1220 AM, WHKW.

Continuing the Conservative Case of Common Core

Chad Aldis, Vice President for Ohio Policy and Advocacy at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute continues to argue a conservative case for Common Core.  Here is an update on his view, following the David Brat victory in Virginia, and the withdrawal of Indiana, Oklahoma and South Carolina from Common Core.

David Barton to Comment on Common Core in Cleveland

Christian Educators Association International based in Westlake is bringing renown evangelist David Barton of Wallbuilders to Cleveland, for a discussion about the Common Core standards adopted in 2010 by the state of Ohio.

Finn Laursen, Executive Director of CEAI explains the mission of the organization, and the objections many Christian educators have to Common Core.

David Barton, author of The Founder's Bible, will be joined by others at Grace Church, 7393 Pearl Road in Middleburg Heights on Thursday, May 29th to describe Common Core from a biblical point of view.  The event is free and open to the public, but registration is requested.

A Conservative Case for Common Core Discredited?

Is Common Core inherently conservative?  That's the argument of Chad Aldis, Vice President for Ohio  Policy and Advocacy at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.  State Representative Matt Lynch challenges that argument in this spirited give-and-take heard on the 11th Hour.