Redeemed sinner | business entrepreneur | Former Ohio State Representative | @forbes 30 under 30
Darke County, Ohio
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The Cleveland Clinic settled with the State of Ohio and USDOJ Friday after an investigation revealed they mis-coded Medicaid billing to disguise transgender procedures on minors.
They agreed to halt of procedures for 20 years, and funding $2 million and transitioning care.
As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, let’s remember what has always made our nation strong: strong families.
A husband and wife committed to each other, raising children with faith, values, and purpose.
No one’s arguing that “baseball isn’t for everyone”
We’re stating that flying a rainbow flag supports double mastectomies on minors, allowing boys in girls sports, and pushing experimental surgeries for children. No one should support that harmful ideology.
From the bleachers to the ballfield and everywhere in between …
Baseball is for everyone. #Pride
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My name is Jena.
I am a Christ follower.
This June I’ll be celebrating & affirming marriage as it was designed to be by God; between one man and one woman (Matthew 19:4-6). Because it is Plan A for child protection, investment, and thriving.
Abortion remains the leading cause of death worldwide — a heartbreaking reminder of how far our culture has drifted from protecting the most vulnerable among us.
Today is Primary Election Day in Ohio 🇺🇸
Polls are open 6:30 AM – 7:30 PM, so there’s time to make your voice heard.
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Find your polling location quickly through the Ohio Secretary of State’s website:
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🧵My generation grew up being told a lie.
We were told motherhood was something to "get through" so we could get back to the real work-climbing the ladder, building a career, chasing success.
But then we had babies, and everything about that narrative felt thin.
It is not something to just "get through," but something to cherish, honor, and hold close-because one day we will realize these were the days that mattered most.
Ne were told fulfillment was somewhere else. But so much
at it is riaht here.
Motherhood is not a detour from meaningful work. It is meaningful work.
We realized it is not a season to rush through, but one of the most meaningful parts of our lives.
The snuggles. The late-night giggles. The slow mornings that somehow feel holy. The coffee shop dates with a baby in tow.
The quiet, unseen work of raising a young soul.