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“Watchdog of the Treasury”
As a State Senator, I have long felt a responsibility to battle against government waste and abuse and to bring common sense to the table when it comes to budgeting limited taxpayer dollars. Especially during difficult economic times, we need to get government out of the way and allow Ohioans to thrive. As our... »
Russia’s Trisler Wins National Oratory Award
A few weeks back, I was pleased to be given the chance to honor another of the 12th District’s exemplary young citizens. Elizabeth Trisler of Russia, Ohio was welcomed onto the Senate floor to receive an honorary resolution in recognition of her outstanding oratory achievements. Last June, Elizabeth took first place in the National... »
Roadwork Grant to Help Create Jobs in Mercer County
Last week, the State Controlling Board approved a $100,000 roadwork development grant to Mercer County to assist in necessary upgrades to Vine Street in the Village of Coldwater. The grant will be used to support an expansion of Basic Grain Products, Inc. The company currently has 150 employees and plans to create an additional... »
3-C Corridor Questions Remain Unanswered
Debate and discussion appears to be picking up once again regarding the 3-C Passenger Rail Plan being proposed to connect Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland. Recently, the federal government offered Ohio a $400 million grant to be used in establishing the new rail corridor. Before we rush to spend these federal funds, several vital... »
Senator Faber’s Weekly Newsletter 2/22/10
Recently, the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 213, legislation I introduced that would protect Ohio small businesses participating in the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation group rating programs from further “rate shock” during one of the worst economic climates in Ohio history. The Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) is in the process of addressing... »
Senator Faber’s Weekly Newsletter – January 18th, 2010
With the beginning to a new year among us, it is important to keep in mind our priorities as state legislators. There are many pressing issues and pieces of legislation coming before us in the coming months which will have serious impacts on Ohio’s jobs, businesses and economy. Among my top priorities for the... »
Who Should Represent Ohio in Statuary Hall?
If you have visited our nation’s Capitol Building, you may have wandered through Statuary Hall on your way from the magnificent Rotunda to the House wing of the building. Back in 1864, Congress authorized each of the states to furnish statues in either marble or bronze to commemorate the civic or military achievements of two individuals... »
Governor Strickland introduced $850 million dollar income tax
Support those fighting increased government spending and higher taxes. Despite regularly promising that he would not raise taxes, Governor Strickland bowed to his liberal constituencies and introduced an $850 million dollar income tax increase to fix the hole caused by his risky lottery slot machine scheme. Not surprisingly, the Democrats in the Ohio House... »
Newt Gingrich: Impeach judges – Crush and Replace the Left
One of my fellow Senators sent this video link as a positive conservative message this holiday season. I found that it nicely summarizes what we have in front of our nation and our children’s futures. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtjfMjjce2Y If you watch it, be sure to watch it all. The best is at the end. ”Those who don’t know history... »
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
FROM THE FABER FAMILY TO YOUR FAMILY A VERY MERRY CHIRSTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR We celebrate God’s blessings in our lives this Christmas season. Keith continues to enjoy the challenges at the Statehouse and in his law practice and I am still teaching at Rhodes State. The kids are happy, healthy and growing... »
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