America’s southern border is wide open. With the lure of free health care and education, and assurances that the law will turn a blind eye, President Joe Biden’s weak policies […]
Frank LaRose, Ohio Secretary of State
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LaRose: Deport the Biden border invasion
COLUMBUS — America’s southern border is wide open. With the lure of free health care and education, and assurances the law will turn a blind eye, President Biden’s weak policies […]
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Frank LaRose: Protect parents by voting no on Issue 1
As a father of three young women doing my best along with my wife Lauren to raise them amid today’s mixed-up culture. There is so much to be concerned about. […]
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LaRose: Parents, not teacher’s unions, should choose what’s best for their children
The great hope held by previous generations of Americans is that their offspring will grow to be better off than themselves in a meritocracy that rewards effort and hard work. […]
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LaRose: Brown stands in way of small-town Ohio
EDITOR’S NOTE: This op/ed piece was authored by Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, in response to this column by U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio). LaRose is a GOP U.S. […]
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OPINION: LaRose calls Trump’s arrest “anti-American”
COLUMBUS — United States Senate candidate Frank LaRose issued the following statement regarding President Trump’s arrest this week in Georgia: “As the chief elections officer of a major battleground state, […]
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LaRose: Biden policies foster illegal immigration, drugs & human trafficking into U.S.
COLUMBUS — The Biden Administration recently announced it would end Title 42, pandemic-era border controls. Make no mistake, this will only increase the already skyrocketing flow of illegal migration, drugs, […]
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LaRose: Congress taking over elections would trigger chaos to state systems
EDITOR’S NOTE: This opinion/analysis piece was submitted by Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose to Richland Source. It was originally published on Tuesday, March 2, 2021 by the Washington Examiner. […]