The Windsor Report

07/14/2025

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07/13/2025

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07/12/2025

Leadership

By Dolph Santorine

Leadership can drive societies to triumph or ruin. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Democrats report—but fail to denounce—threats of "blood and violence" from their frustrated base over inability to block Trump's agenda. Meanwhile, Trump earns a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for averting global conflicts.

07/12/2025

Androgyny Is the New Agenda

Brooke Brandtjen I New Guard Press

Why rainbow marketing may be fading—but the ideology isn’t.

07/12/2025

Treasury announces $27B June surplus from tariff revenue surge

That figure is sure to prove a boon to Trump's fiscal approval and possibly assuage concerns from tariff skeptics about their impact on the broader economy.

07/11/2025

[LISTEN] Ohio Lawmakers Poised to Override DeWine’s Vetoes on Property Tax Relief

Donovan O’Neil of Americans for Prosperity Ohio joined The Windsor Report to discuss Governor Mike DeWine’s vetoes of key property tax reforms in Sub House Bill 96, Ohio’s biennial budget, and urged the Ohio General Assembly to override those vetoes.

DeWine axed 67 items, including measures to curb skyrocketing property taxes, which have surged – on average - 19% from 2020 to 2024, adding $38 billion to Ohioans’ burdens.

One critical veto blocked county budget commissions from reducing voter-approved school levies when districts hoard cash reserves. O’Neil called this “an important mechanism” for accountability, noting local governments rarely refund excess taxes.

DeWine also vetoed language that would have streamlined the 20-mill floor calculation, and disallowed schools to exploit “creative accounting” for unvoted tax hikes and to use “fear porn” phrases like “emergency levies” for non-emergency funding.

O’Neil slammed DeWine’s call for a new working group as “baffling,” given lawmakers’ year-long study that produced the very language the governor vetoed. The Ohio House plans to reconvene July 21 to override three vetoes, needing 60 votes. “Nothing’s done until it’s done,” O’Neil warned, urging Ohioans to contact lawmakers – find your state senator and state representative at legislature.ohio.gov.

Donovan O'Neil Americans for Prosperity Americans for Prosperity - Ohio

Listen to the interview here: https://www.theohiopressnetwork.com/news/ohio/listen-ohio-lawmakers-poised-to-override-dewine-s-vetoes-on-property-tax-relief/article_69cf0d7d-90aa-4d96-b8f8-e2086af93597.html

Donovan O’Neil of Americans for Prosperity Ohio joined The Windsor Report to discuss Governor Mike DeWine’s vetoes of key property tax reforms in Sub House Bill 96, Ohio’s biennial budget,

07/10/2025

BREAKING: Dershowitz claims he's seen Epstein files, docs suppressed to protect elites

[READ the full report in comments]

07/09/2025

Trump White House waives executive privilege for Kevin O'Connor in upcoming House testimony

Misty Severi I Just The News

O'Connor is expected to testify to the House Oversight Committee in a closed-door hearing on Wednesday, after Oversight Chairman James Comer declined his request to postpone the hearing, citing concern over doctor-patient privileges.

07/09/2025

Small business owners struggling to fill jobs

Despite rising unemployment and fewer available jobs, Ohio’s small business owners continue to struggle to find employees.

07/09/2025

LISTEN: Ohio House to Convene July 21 for Veto Overrides on Budget, Property Tax Reforms While Senate Targets August Return: Senator Brenner

There’s also interest in overriding vetoes on funding restrictions for homeless shelters involved in social transitioning of minors and library content regulations – requiring pornographic and gender-related materials to be placed in designated spaces. [Full interview with Sen Brenner linked in comments].

07/08/2025

OMB: States Used Education Grants for ‘Left-Wing Agenda’

The Trump administration is refusing to say if and when it will release $6.8 billion in federal education grants to states pending a review, arguing that several states and school districts have misused the funds to perpetuate “a radical left-wing agenda.”